The Evolving Data Landscape: Veracity, Convergence And Anonymity
A lot has and hasn’t changed, so I wanted to revisit the piece. At the time, I identified the “Three V’s of Big Data” – volume, velocity and variety – and they are even more true in media today. The volume and variety of data continue to grow significantly, and faster and cheaper processing and cloud-based computing enable companies to do more with the data.
We hope ad tech’s blockchain revolution can learn the lessons that the internet revolution failed to. To that end, we’d like to spur a more honest discussion around the real hurdles that blockchain faces in ad tech, beginning with six major challenges any advertising blockchain solution will need to deal with.
Top Four Direct-Response Tactics for Cross-Screen Measurement
Marketers frequently reference the John Wannamaker quote, “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is, I don't know which half” when talking about their struggle with advertising spend, especially for cross-channel campaigns. But to overcome this, marketers can apply four principles of direct-response to improve their understanding of return on ad spend.
The May WannaCry attack and the June Petya attacks have received a great deal of news coverage, and advertising and ad-tech companies were among those majorly disrupted by these attacks.
The buying and selling of media is changing. ‘Programmatic’ developed first in the unsold inventory of digital display media but has now evolved into a way of thinking that uses massive and diverse data, coupled with automation, through cloud-based, a
A Look to the Past to Understand the Future
Panelists from Mediaocean, MediaMath, Publicis Groupe, and VideoAmp join AdExchanger at Mediaocean HQ Connect Series event to discuss the evolution of programmatic.
This past week, CEO Bill Wise sat down with Zach Rodgers from AdExchanger.
Is Google ready for the TV business of tomorrow? As TV and digital advertising collide, digital companies face real challenges in the convergence ahead.
If advertisers are to regain the trust of consumers, the government must enact new internet privacy regulations that meet and exceed the repealed Internet Privacy rules.