Mathew Broughton
Research Lead
Mat Broughton joined the ExchangeWire team in March 2019 as Editor. After a brief stint as editor at ExchangeWire's sister publication, TheGamingEconomy, Mat is now Research Lead at ExchangeWire, running creation, analysis and report production of ExchangeWire's suite of research products. Before joining the company he worked as a project manager working within the telecoms and travel marketing industries. Mat graduated from the University of Liverpool with an honours degree in Biological Sciences.Articles by Mathew
Turning Cookie Panic into Positivity: Interview with John Stoneman - Triplelift
At ExchangeWire’s ATS London 2022, John Stoneman, global head of demand at TripleLift, addressed why the programmatic ecosystem must alter the narrative around change as it prepares for third-party cookie deprecation. In this interview, drawing on insights from TripleLift’s International [...]
Leveraging AI with Contextual: Q&A with Seedtag
In this exclusive Q&A, Jorge Poyatos and Albert Nieto, co-CEOs and co-founders of Seedtag, discuss their recent acquisition of KMTX and how AI is being used to address challenges within contextual advertising. What were the key drivers behind the decision to [...]
The Journey of Programmatic TV: Interview with Sean Galligan, Publica
In this exclusive interview ahead of ATS London 2022, Sean Galligan, chief revenue officer of Publica, outlines how programmatic television is evolving, how key challenges within the channel can be resolved, and the role of context in CTV. What challenges exist [...]
The Rise of Contextual Targeting in a Cookieless World
On the eve of ATS London 2022, Andy Ashley, global marketing director at SmartFrame, introduces key findings from a recent whitepaper detailing the importance of contextual advertising following the upcoming deprecation of third-party cookies. Third-party cookies are soon to be a [...]
How can Brands Unite their Identity Solutions Across Formats?
In the run-up to ATS London 2022, Tim Geenen, managing director, addressability, EU, LiveRamp, details how marketers can distil the current complexity in the identity space. Identity is a major bugbear for marketers at the moment, with constant regulation and tech [...]
Unifying Campaign Management: Q&A with Chris Grimsey, Clinch
In this exclusive Q&A with ExchangeWire, Chris Grimsey, VP of sales, EMEA, Clinch, discusses how unifying campaign management can resolve key agency challenges following the deprecation of mobile and display identifiers. What are the key challenges hindering agency efficiency, and how [...]
Counting Carbon: Why Adland Needs a Shared Standard on How to Calculate CO2 Emissions
Ahead of the environment, social, and governance (ESG) panel at ATS London 2022, Ryan Cochrane, COO at Good-Loop, discusses why industry-wide standards for measuring carbon dioxide emissions are critical in reducing the impact of advertising upon the atmosphere. If you’ve been [...]
Mindset & Strategy: Unlocking Retail Media Opportunities
Ahead of ATS London 2022, Liz Salway, principal, business consulting, EPAM Continuum, outlines how CPGs can rapidly capitalise upon the upper- and lower-funnel opportunities offered by retail media. I have so much to say on this topic that I had a [...]
Can Contextual Targeting Help Brands to Build Trust with Audiences?
In the wake of challenging global events, Paul Thompson, UK country manager at Seedtag, discusses how context is critical in the industry-wide quest to maximise engagement. Engagement is everything in marketing. Brands and publishers want to know what attracts attention - [...]
Making Sense of First-Party Data in a Post-Cookie World
Ahead of ATS London 2022, Sophie Lee, sales director at Quantcast, discusses how a comprehensive approach to data in the nebulous post-cookie ecosystem and building trusted relationships with consumers should form the crux of marketing efforts. Whether we’re talking about first-party, [...]
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