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Not So Long, Solimar

Change can be bumpy. From The Trade Desk’s Solimar-to-Kokai transition to Nielsen’s transition to its Big Data + Panel offering, we go inside customers’ challenges with these two transforming platforms. The post Not So Long, Solimar appeared first on AdExchanger.

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As YouTube Shorts reaches 200 billion views, advertisers increase their investment

YouTube Shorts is starting to become a bigger contender for ad dollars.  As usual, the money is following the attention. In the second quarter, Shorts averaged over 200 billion daily views.  Mark Ballard, research director at Tinuiti confirmed that the typical Tinuiti client buying YouTube Shorts inventory saw their spending increase a little over 11

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What talent booker Joanna Jordan can teach about leading in media transformation

This story was first published by Digiday sibling WorkLife When Joanna Jordan started Central Talent Booking two decades ago, the entertainment industry needed talent bookers who could work across multiple shows rather than just one. So, building off a single client — David Letterman — she created the industry’s largest independent talent booking operation, handling

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Nielsen’s RealEyes partnership offers an outcomes measurement solution

Give Nielsen some credit — although its Big Data Plus Panel measurement initiative this year has been fraught with problems for agencies using it to determine their upfront investments, they are using it, and it does represent the measurement company’s efforts to move just beyond panels. In fact, it almost feels to some observers like

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Mythbusted: American Eagle and Dunkin’ and the risk of ignoring cultural context in ads

American Eagle has joined the increasingly long list of brands that somehow didn’t see it coming.  Like Bud Light, Target and Jaguar Land Rover before it, the retailer stepped into the culture wars with the kind of casual confidence that suggests senior marketers are still underestimating how combustible “just another campaign” can be. In this

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