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AppsFlyer and Roku’s New SRN Integration Will Shed Light On CTV Campaign Impact

Roku and AppsFlyer announced the launch of a new self-reporting network (SRN) integration between both companies, which will allow mobile app advertisers to more effectively measure their streaming video campaigns The post AppsFlyer and Roku’s New SRN Integration Will Shed Light On CTV Campaign Impact appeared first on AdExchanger.

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How To Keep Agencies Honest On Principal Media Deals And Avoid Unaccountable Arbitrage

If this industry has taught us anything, it’s that history repeats itself. We’re great at rebranding yesterday’s practices as tomorrow’s innovations.  So when principal-based buying started being pitched as the next big thing, I couldn’t help but think: Haven’t we been here before? The old game in a new wrapper Principal-based buying is when agencies,

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Ad Tech Briefing: PE firms are eyeing take-private deals but Google’s fate casts a shadow  

Related Insights Member Exclusive Ad Tech Briefing: The 2025 M&A rebound is back with a whimper, not a bang Subscribe To Read Read More Last week, Digiday noted how 2025’s mergers and acquisitions were characterized more by a whimper than a bang, and the following day, that rang true with Integral Ad Science confirming its

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A day in the life of Stephanie Wu: How Eater’s EIC uses Slack reminders, a color-coded calendar and Google Docs to stay atop her to-do list

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify One thing to know about Eater editor-in-chief Stephanie Wu: She’s someone who achieves “Inbox Zero.” Regularly. To the point that Wu is almost nonchalant about the achievement. “The inbox gets manageable as long as I’m on top of it every day,” said Wu.  Continue reading this article on digiday.com. Sign

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’The red line keeps moving’: Advertising creatives have lost the AI ick

Ad creatives are becoming more forgiving about the use of generative AI outside the office walls.  Creative agencies used to maintain red lines over AI usage — limiting tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion for repetitive, time-consuming tasks like storyboarding that wouldn’t make it to the TV screen — reserving actual production to people

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