Holiday TV Ad Spend Is Disconnected: OpenX Research

The summer may barely be over but this is the time of year when many brands’ forward focus shifts to the holiday season, and marketing strategies to get in front of shoppers. This year, they will find consumers who are more optimistic about spending but who may also be more difficult to reach. That is […]

 
 

Comscore’s Worthem Wants To Expand Addressable TV Minutes

SANTA BARBARA — Addressable TV advertising technology has the capability to help advertisers target customized TV ads at individual households based on known data characteristics. But TV networks give cable and satellite platforms the ability to sell just two minutes per hour of advertising in their live feeds of network programming. So how is addressable […]

 
 

Magna’s Anson Wants AVOD Wave With ‘Light’ Ad Load

SANTA BARBARA — If ad agencies were starting to worry that the rise of subscription video services would leave them without a route to viewers, perhaps they should begin to improve that outlook. Because, seeming to come as a response to the rise of pay-for VOD, a new wave of ad-supported OTT TV services (AVOD) is […]

 
 

How Data Trends Are Re-Shaping Ad Prices: Hearts & Science’s Pagliuca

SANTA BARBARA — Recent seismic shifts in digital advertising, instigated largely by privacy concerns, are having a profound impact on the economics of digital advertising – and more is on the way. That is according to one ad agency exec charged with data oversight. In this video interview with Beet.TV, Hearts & Science chief data […]

 
 

As Addressability Withers, Embrace Opt-In: PubMatic’s Goel

SANTA BARBARA — For the last decade, digital advertising has revelled in its ability to super-target individual audiences using assortments of digital breadcrumbs, leveraged through software platforms. But, lately, legislation and tech vendors’ own policy changes mean this super-power is drying up – and that is causing a reduction in ad spend. So says the […]

 
 

Publishers Should Allow Ad Buyers’ Own Data: Beachfront’s Sinton

SANTA BARBARA — In a world after GDPR, one in which indiscriminately targeting audiences by following them around the web with ad-tech is becoming slightly more frowned upon, how can advertisers reach consumers? Most of the industry has now settled on the view that third-party data, that held in data warehouses and made available for […]

 
 

Hulu’s Pause Ads Lift Brands 68%: Helfand

SANTA BARBARA — Most TV services want to show ads to viewers when the viewers are watching shows. Last year, Hulu began asking a different question – what if it served an ad when viewers stopped watching? In January, it launched a new ad format, “Pause Ad“, and the first results from tests with Coca-Cola […]

 
 

Reduce Exchanges To Boost Transparency: Jounce’s Kane

Marketers should radically reduce the number of ad exchanges they transact with in order to achieve a double transparency win. So says the founder of a programmatic ad consultancy that claims to have the “little black book” on ad-tech. In this video interview with Beet.TV, Chris Kane, founder of Jounce Media, talks about the new […]

 
 

Group Nine Media Seeks Brand-Content Integration: Kolb

Despite recent skepticism over the role of venture capital in digital media start-ups, Group Nine Media this month raised a $50 million new funding round, pushing its valuation to a lofty $600 million. How is it going to make good on that confidence? Not by plain old advertising alone. In this video interview with Beet.TV, […]

 
 

Driverless Cars, 5-G, Will Spur Content Consumption: MediaLink’s Kassan

The number of subscription video-on-demand services may be multiplying toward possible “subscription fatigue”, and there may still only be 24 hours in any given day. But could transportation technology change the game? A growing number of media leaders thinks so. In this video interview with Beet.TV, cross-disciplinary media consultancy MediaLink CEO Michael Kassan says a content […]

 
 

Optimized Creative Drives Results: Celtra’s Mikek

Advertising results are driven by many factors. But if there is one factor above all others, it is the creative messaging that drives it. That is according to one ad-tech leader whose company aims to revolutionize how brands creative gets delivered. “It is very hard to take creative out of this equation,” says Celtra CEO […]

 
 

AMC’s Addressable Future: Partnerships & Evolution, Gaynor Says

SANTA BARBARA — It was back in mid-2018 that AMC Networks first said it would allow advertisers to dynamically insert ads to reach specific households. That was after AMC Networks – whose portfolio includes AMC, IFC, SundanceTV, WE tv and BBC America – hired Adam Gaynor, the long-time DISH Network executive who oversaw media sales […]

 
 

Connect, Don’t Build: Norman Advises On Ad-Tech

SANTA BARBARA — There is now a plethora of ad-tech solutions available to ad buyers, a smorgasbord of options for applying data to ad buying. And yet, this emerging world of opportunity also carries with it degrees of fragmentation and limitation. So, should ad buyers look to build their own, perfect solution? No, says a […]

 
 

Turner Follows Sports Fans After The Final Play: Shackell

SANTA BARBARA — If sports TV channels ever find themselves priced-out of the fast-changing live TV rights, well, Turner Sports may be well placed to reach the right fans, regardless. In this video interview with Beet.TV, Laurie Shackell, VP of advanced media at Turner Sports, says her company is aiming to offer advertisers exposure to […]

 
 

The End Of ‘Point Solutions’?: GroupM’s Hanlon On Vendor Wars

If only software providers just did one thing anymore. The increasing pace with which ad-tech vendors have expanded on to each other’s turf is causing problems for ad agencies that want to use brands’ data more freely. That is according to a leading executive from the world’s largest media-buying agency. In this video interview with […]

 
 

TV Ad Loads Must Shrink: OMG’s Sullivan Wants Networks To Change

SANTA BARBARA — Viewers are lapping up ad-free, subscription TV over VOD and will no longer tolerate lengthy ad breaks. That is the worry expressed by a US ad agency leader, issuing a call-to-arms for TV networks to change. In this video interview with Beet.TV, Chief Investment Officer, North America, of Omnicom Media Group, worries […]

 
 

Innovid Boosts DCO Creds With Herolens Acquisition: Eason

SANTA BARBARA – When it raised a $30 million Series E venture round back in January, interactive TV ad firm Innovid said the money would be used for “additional capital” and ” to expand its global footprint”. Today, it is announcing its footprint is expanding through acquisition. The company is buying Herolens, a Buenos Aires-based […]

 
 

OpenX ‘Tripling-Down’ On Demand Side: Leichman

One of the veteran ad-tech companies on the scene aims to continue its expansion from its supply-side roots. OpenX recently launched OpenAudience, a people-based ad exchange serving both publishers and marketers. In this video interview with Beet.TV, Joey Leichman, VP buyer development, OpenX, says the two-pronged approach is key. “OpenX I think has doubled and […]

 
 

Supply Path Optimization Gives Control Back To Buyers: PubMatic’s Dozeman

Supply-path optimization (SPO) technology may have been in the advertising marketplace for a couple of years now – but recent advances have evolved the offering, as buyers have widened their definition of path optimization. That is according to a technology executive who has been watching the rise of SPO. “As publishers started working with multiple […]

 
 

For Horizon, Attribution Is The Next Frontier

The emerging future in which software can measure all TV viewing and link viewers’ consequential outcomes back to ad exposures is coming in to view. And some agencies are stepping up to demand that proof as a baseline. Case in point: Horizon Media, the large independent agency. In this video interview with Beet.TV, David Campanelli, […]

 
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