Aimee Newell Tarín

Editor
Articles by Aimee
AI and Attention to Make Headlines at ATS Singapore 2025?
With ATS Singapore 2025 just around the corner, we reveal a final preview of this year's topics... With less than one month until ATS Singapore 2025, anticipation is building. At the event, we'll delve into the biggest industry issues currently affecting [...]
AdTech Connect: Recapping the Launch and Looking Ahead
We look back at the launch of the AdTech Connect initiative and everything it has achieved so far. What’s next? AdTech Connect launched in early August last year, with the goal of fostering growth and innovation by creating opportunities for the [...]
ATS Singapore 2025: Delving Deeper into This Year’s Topics
ExchangeWire's ATS Singapore returns in just over a month for its 14th anniversary in the APAC region. We take another dive into this year’s topics, from AI to incrementality. With ATS Singapore 2025 just around the corner, we gathered more insights [...]
ATS Singapore 2025: A First Glance at This Year’s Topics
As the fourteenth ATS Singapore approaches, we give you a first glance at this year’s biggest topics, from retail media to attention. With ATS Singapore in just two months, we give you a first glance into some of the event’s hottest [...]
2025’s All In Census: Is the Ad Industry Trustworthy? 60% of Members Don’t Think So
We look at some of the key findings from this year’s All In Census (created by the Advertising Association, the IPA, and ISBA), revealed on Thursday at News UK’s London headquarters by Dan Wilks, director of Credos. On Thursday, the results [...]
ATS Singapore 2025: What to Expect
ExchangeWire's ATS Singapore returns this July for its 14th anniversary in the APAC region. ATS Singapore 2025 will bring together the very best of the APAC ad tech scene. This year will mark the event’s 14th anniversary in the region, [...]
Chrome’s Cookie Commotion: Is it Finally Over?
Following Google's latest privacy announcement this week, members of the ad tech industry share their thoughts. After years of commotion surrounding the fate of the third-party cookie on Chrome, Google has decided it will simply stick with the current system. [...]
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