Consumers are becoming choosier about how they spend their money, creating greater competition among brands.
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Ask yourself where conversion data goes after a campaign runs. It flows back to the advertiser, the measurement vendor and the DSP. It does not flow back to the SSP. That single fact explains the last 15 years of programmatic power dynamics better than any discussion of algorithms or auction mechanics. The DSP owns outcome
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The video game company is enabling brands, including initial partners Coach and Visa, to create, launch and measure campaigns across its library.
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Whenever a new privacy rule comes on the scene, people immediately look for a workaround. Virginia’s ban on the sale of precise geolocation data will be no exception; its narrow definition of a “sale” almost dares people to try. “There’s a business person right now who doesn’t know my name, but we’ll be best friends
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The dawn of digital advertising came with a seductive promise: the right ad served at the right time to the right person. We were told this paradigm would finally solve John Wanamaker’s century-old conundrum, eliminating the legendary 50% of wasted ad spend. It was a beautiful fantasy. Setting aside the dystopian, “Minority Report”-style surveillance required
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TVision won a jury trial regarding its use of digital signatures to recognize audio content, which Nielsen alleged was infringement. Plus: Consumer wearable hardware businesses often grow quickly but lack staying power. The post Nielsen’s Ill-Fitted Suits; Wearable Do The Ads Go? appeared first on AdExchanger.
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Coca-Cola’s $4 billion media and data account, soon to be reviewed by the soda-maker, is set to be one of the biggest prizes contested by media agencies this year. It’s not just about the media spend, though. In the pitch room later this year, top execs at incumbent WPP and bête noir Publicis Groupe will
The pros and cons of the industry’s demand side platforms (DSPs) used to be something only media buyers cared about. Now, it’s a highly competitive patch being fought over by some of the largest companies in tech. The Trade Desk, the sector’s largest independent player, is under pressure from Amazon, while smaller providers like Yahoo,
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