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  • Ad Tech Firms Prepare For Bolstered US Profile

    Ad tech firms are set to play a more prominent role on the agenda of some of the digital media and advertising industries' largest trade organisations, as questions over transparency and programmatic technologies are set to dominate the agenda in 2015.  With Ad [...]

  • ‘The Only Way To Combat Ad Fraud Is With Real-Time Transparency’

    Scott Meyer, Ghostery, CEO, discusses details of a recent joint study it conducted with IPONWEB discovering that up to 40% of ads delivered in May were “suspicious”, and compares the ad tech industry to the treacherous streets of Baltimore in [...]

  • ATS London 2014: Increased Transparency Required

    This morning saw the opening of ATS London 2014 where increased transparency was universally identified as a key requirement if programmatic advertising is to become the dominant means for brands to underpin their marketing strategies by panelists and presenters. Brian O'Kelley, [...]

  • Agency Trading Desks – Focus on Risk, Not Price

    Bharad Ramesh, chief analyst at media advisory firm eMVC (and ex-VivaKi and GroupM Asia veteran), asks the question: ‘How many advertisers will choose transparency if it costs them 10% more?’ The intense conversation on price transparency in agency trading desks puts [...]

  • ATS London Panel Preview: Click Fraud Detection And Prevention

    Transparency has been one of the key topics facing the ad tech sector in 2014, with issues such as click fraud, bot traffic and view ability generating reams of column inches, and propelling programmatic firms into mainstream press attention. Hence [...]

  • Police Crackdown On Piracy Continues With Ad Replacement

    The City of London Police have moved to further starve online pirates of ad funding by replacing display ads on copyright-infringing sites with official banners from the force, as part of its ongoing battle with more nefarious elements of the [...]

  • How The ‘Bad Internet’ Is Raising High-Powered Eyebrows

    The issue of ad misplacement and the importance of content verification tools to uphold the standing of the programmatic media trading are hardly new to ExchangeWire readers. But an ominous BBC report linking ad misplacement to funding extremist militant groups [...]

  • Why ExchangeWire Is Making Its Cannes Lions Debut

    The title of this piece may illicit some barbed retorts, such as; ‘A week-long jolly on Cote d’Azur drinking Rosé and charging it back to expenses’, etc, etc. But the fact is, the scale of the presence of ad tech [...]

  • The Burden Of Click Fraud Is One To Be Shared

    Click fraud has undoubtedly been one of the topics of conversation in the programmatic advertising sector in 2014, with Google’s purchase of UK-based security specialist Spider.io just one of a number of industry moves underlying its growing importance. Last week Rocket [...]

  • ExchangeWire European Weekly Round-Up

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. This week ExchangeWire recounts how Rocket Fuel became embroiled in a high-profile click fraud row, Rubicon Project and InMobi paired to launch a mobile native ad exchange [...]