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  • Franklin Mongiove

    Fresh Meat: Cannes Lion Festival In Retrospect From An Industry Novice

    Sometimes it takes an outsider to point out the obvious: There was a lot of talk about AI in Cannes, but where is the real ad tech innovation?

  • online safety

    Lawmakers Demand Answers From Ad Tech Vendors Allegedly Monetizing CSAM

    On Friday, Sens. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn) sent co-written letters to Amazon, Google, Integral Ad Science, DoubleVerify, the MRC and TAG notifying the companies that they have been identified as “responsible for serving or certifying” ads on pages hosting child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

  • Comic: Snow Annoying

    Comic: Snow Annoying

    Enjoy this weekly comic strip from AdExchanger.com that highlights the digital advertising ecosystem … and happy New Year!

  • The Google Garden: There Is A Better Way

    “Data-Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by James Rosewell, founder and CEO at 51Degrees. “Upon the uncharted Island of Imagination in the middle of the Lake of Let’s-Pretend lives the ghastly Google and his retinue of gorgeous Google […]

  • Joshua Koran

    Future Crimes And The Internet Of Tomorrow: What Do You Want The Web To Be In A Few Years?

    “Data-Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media.  Today’s column is written by Joshua Koran, head of innovation labs at Zeta Global. How would you feel if a proverbial Big Brother controlled all data access and processing on the web? There are certain […]

  • Digital Advertising Eclipses $100 Billion For First Time, Per IAB Report

    Digital ads in the United States accounted for more than $107 billion last year, the first year digital advertising eclipsed $100 billion after totaling $88 billion in 2017, according to the IAB’s annual Internet Advertising Revenue Report. The report, which is conducted by PwC, uses Comscore media metrics to measure audience totals and time spent […]

  • Senators Crack Down On Facebook And Other Platforms With A Bill To Regulate Online Political Ads

    If lawmakers have anything to do with it, political ads on Facebook, Google, Twitter and other online platforms may soon be subject to the same disclosure requirements as traditional political advertising. Senators introduced a bipartisan bill on Thursday to do just that, prompted by revelations of Russian meddling before and during the 2016 US presidential […]

  • Mobile Thrives, But Desktop Is Still Very Much Alive

    Over the last five years, the InterContinental Hotels Group went from $2 million in mobile booking revenue to just under $1 billion. But that doesn’t mean IHG has any plans to chuck its desktop experience, said Michael Menis, the company’s SVP of digital and voice channels, speaking at ad:tech San Francisco on Thursday in a […]

  • The Book Of Fraud: A Marketer's Guide To Bots, Fake Domains And Other Dirty Deeds In Online Advertising

      The rise of automation has made the ad-buying and selling process more informed and efficient, but it’s also provided an outlet for fraudsters to profit. After all, if machines conduct more transactions that used to take place between two humans over the phone, there’s less human oversight. Additionally, ad ops teams, excited by the […]

  • White Ops And ANA Partner To See What’s The What With Bots

    There’s a digital ad fraud outbreak – one that gobbles up roughly $14 billion in advertising spend and between 25 and 50% of ad spend per campaign. White Ops CEO and cofounder Michael Tiffany likens the landscape to a cholera outbreak. Bots cause their devastation in a certain corner of the web and move on. White […]

  • Programmatic, Private Exchanges Attract Interest From Advertisers

    A “significant jump” in the number of advertisers tapping into programmatic platforms – 39% of advertisers now take advantage of these technologies – indicates interest is on the upswing on the buy side. According to the Online Advertisers Survey Report 2013 by digital marketing research company Econsultancy in partnership with Rubicon Project, the number of […]

  • Native Scale; Standardizing Mobile

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign-up here. Native Scale The native advertising buzz continues to vibrate. In Ad Age, Alex Kantrowitz identifies six top native ad networks and outlines their attributes in a feature piece. The list includes BuzzFeed, Nativo and more. The Media Kitchen’s chief digital officer and venture maven, […]

  • Aerospike Enabling The Real-Time, Layered "Stack" Says New CEO Gottlieb

    Doing the real-time dirty work for online advertising may not be as sexy as buy side platforms and your favorite late model DMP, but 50-person strong Aerospike doesn’t mind. In fact, many ad tech companies including AppNexus, BlueKai and eXelate use Aerospike’s database product to fuel real-time, big data interactions. Today, the company announced (see […]

  • The Next Microsoft CEO Is

    With Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer planning to retire inside of a year, the question from an ad tech perspective is: could Microsoft return to an ad stack strategy with a new CEO? And if so, who would it be? Today, Microsoft’s ad tech/stack strategy largely consists of an hypnotic focus on search advertising through Bing, […]

  • TargetCast Bringing Search Budgets To Display - Or Vice Versa

    For many media agencies, Search has always commanded a significant percentage of client budgets.  But over the past few years, with the “search-display” paradigm trumpeted within the ad technology landscape, data-driven display ad platforms have increasingly complimented Search budgets as agencies look to address the “right” audiences across the Web. Philippe Sloan, SVP, Director of […]

  • IAB Vs Mozilla: Randall Rothenberg Takes The Gloves Off

    As the debate over the intersection of consumer privacy and online advertising rages, a recent announcement that browser maker Mozilla would work with Stanford’s Center for Internet and Society to create a “cookie clearinghouse” appears to have poured more fuel on the fire. Debuted by Mozilla CTO Brendan Eich’s blog on June 19, and then reiterated in […]

  • When Competitors Choose The Same Agency

    At last week’s Merkle client summit, marketing chieftains from Geico and Travelers were present. [Record scratch here.] Wait a second – an agency has two ultra-competitve clients on its roster?  Yes, it’s true. As Merkle CEO David Williams readily admitted to AdExchanger last week, the competitive nature of clients does create sensitivity around the data […]

  • Spotlight on Russia: Major Local Players Lead RTB Market

    The online ecosystem is different in Russia. Yandex is the search leader over Google; VK.com (originally VKontakte) and Odnoklassniki.ru are more popular social networks than Facebook. But when it comes to programmatic buying, the country looks similar to the US RTB circa 2011, thanks in part to the participation of Russia’s major internet players. The […]

  • How Online Retailer Indochino Does Attribution

    Online retailer Indochino uses a variety of digital ad tactics to promote its custom-made men’s suits, including search and email marketing, mobile outreach and retargeting on the Facebook Exchange. Along with attribution software company Convertro, Indochino brings together all these marketing channels and determines what is working and what is most valuable, said Antonio Guzman, […]

  • Paywalls Helped Gannett In Q1 As Ad Losses Mounted

    Falling ad revenues hurt Gannett in Q1, even as the company enjoyed the fruits of its paywall strategy. Digital revenues and the completed national rollout of its all-access content subscription model contributed to Gannett’s 1.6% increase in overall revenue for the first quarter 2013. Total revenues were $1.2 billion, while advertising revenues accounted for $526.5 […]

  • AdExchanger

    Slideshow: PROGRAMMATIC I/O San Francisco

    Thank you to all of our PROGRAMMATIC I/O attendees and sponsors including Title sponsors [x+1] and Google’s DoubleClick. Stay tuned for details on the next PROGRAMMATIC I/O in New York City on September 16.

  • Video Is Next For Chartbeat's Real-Time Engagement Analytics

    Chartbeat recently announced that it has brought its “engaged time” metric to its growing web ad analytics offering. Chartbeat CEO Tony Haile and Product Manager Alex Carusillo discussed their company’s objectives in advertising and industry trends with AdExchanger… AdExchanger: Overall, where does the analysis of advertising fit in Chartbeat’s strategy? TONY HAILE: Our core has […]

  • 'Madison Avenue Rebuilds Staten Island' Benefit Coming April 16

    Digital ad pros would like to ask for your help with “Madison Avenue Rebuilds Staten Island” (MARSI) taking place on April 16 at The Ainsworth in New York City. Join the Facebook page. Staten Island natives John Nitti of Zenith Optimedia, Mark Mannino of Amazon and Undertone’s Eric Franchi have taken up the cause of […]

  • Ranting On The Ad Tech Future

    With yesterday’s news that Yahoo had bought yet another mobile technology company, it’s no secret where Yahoo is going. Low mobile CPMs of today be damned.  The Yahoo of tomorrow, and years from now, begins with the seeds of a mobile strategy. That seems to be the “top line” from Yahoo HQ and its CEO […]

  • Barriers to Trading Innovation

    “Data Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Gurman Hundal, Co-founder at Media IQ. The expression “the elephant in the room” feels rather fitting when considering barriers to display trading innovation. As digital marketers, we have many “elephants” — […]

  • The Impact Of No More Third-Party Cookie Targeting In Firefox

    Mozilla’s move to stop third-party cookie tracking in the latest version of its Firefox browser – echoing Apple’s Safari browser attributes – has attracted wide attention across the advertising industry.   And no wonder – Mozilla’s Firefox has about a 23% share among consumers in the browser market. AdExchanger reached out to a selection of […]

  • Programmatic I/O San Francisco Is Sold Out

    That was quick! AdExchanger’s conference, PROGRAMMATIC I/O, is sold out for our April 8 San Francisco event which is focused on educating the marketer on The New Normal of Marketing – programmatic media. You can still get on the wait list for April 8 at www.programmatic.io. For attendees, the SF conference’s agenda is available and includes […]

  • Define It - What Is Big Data?

    Bubbling around and through the advertising ecosystem is what some have called “Big Data.”  Is it demo data?  Location data?  Or data from that little mouseover you just did with the graphic appended to this post? – It seems like it’s any piece of data we can think of, no? Time for some ecosystem input! […]

  • AdExchanger

    Video: Reaching the Elusive Consumer in the Digital Age - it CAN be Done

    The following presentation is from AdExchanger’s Human Centered Automation conference which took place on September 20, 2012 in New York City. Microsoft Advertising’s Daniel Sheinberg, Senior Director, Display Marketplaces, presented “Reaching the Elusive Consumer in the Digital Age – it CAN be Done.” Microsoft is a Human Centered Automation conference sponsor.

  • ‘Do Not Track’ Won’t Kill Online Advertising

    “Data Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Peter Klein, SVP of media services at MediaWhiz, an integrated digital media agency and part of the Hyper Marketing Inc. network. It’s easy to take a prominent stance against […]

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