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The Possible Show: Can It Possibly Be A Tentpole Already?

The dramatic art-filled lobby of the Miami’s Hotel Fontainebleau was overtaken by the trappings of ad tech this week for the third-annual Possible Conference, a show that has rapidly established itself as an influential industry event. The grand marble pillars leading to the massive Ai Weiwei-designed chandeliers are tented by Viant and TCS Interactive signage. […]

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The Outcomes Era Is Dead. Long Live The Quality Era

The digital ad industry is obsessed with outcomes – to its detriment. That’s the case made by Erez Levin, principal at media consultancy Emet Advisory, on this week’s episode of AdExchanger Talks. Levin has often pushed back against the industry hype machine touting its “Outcomes Era” and the promise of advanced ad targeting and optimization

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‘People want to follow her’: Jacki Kelley, the IPG exec tasked with retaining clients through Omnicom merger

Jacki Kelley does not want to attract attention. In fact, the evp and chief client and business officer of Interpublic Group does not want to be written about during this sensitive time in the holding company’s absorption into Omnicom. Despite several colleagues and competitors that spoke to Digiday crediting her as one of the most

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WTF are JBPs and why do we use them in retail media, with Exverus Media’s Hillary Kupferberg

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify In the age of the retail media network boom, retailers have been all too happy to strike a deal with marketers, selling off ad space on their own platforms and audience data for ads on third-party platforms. The question is, in a vertical that’s growing at breakneck pace, how are

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Cookies, chaos and Chrome: The industry’s spiciest takes on Google’s reckoning

Now that the dust has settled from Google’s gut punch — being called out not just for monopolizing how people access information online but how that information is monetized — the hot takes are flying. In the absence of straight answers, the industry has done what it does best: speculate. Digiday sifted through the noise to

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