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  • No RTB Means Prices Can Be Controlled in Programmatic TV

    While real-time bidding is a common feature in most programmatic ad transactions, it is typically not deployed in programmatic TV, which allows broadcasters to decide how they want to package their inventory. There were initial concerns among broadcasters in Asia-Pacific [...]

  • AOL Announces Self-Serve TV Ad-Buying Solution; Gameloft & Mediasmart Partner Up

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: Self-serve TV ad-buying solution by AOL; Gameloft and Mediasmart partner up; Strategic partnership for Ligatus and AppNexus; Bob Lord joins IBM; Exterion [...]

  • Adblock Plus Defeats Publisher in Court; Facebook Instant Articles Gets Video Ads

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: Publishers lose again against Adblock Plus; Video ads for Facebook Instant Articles; AMP-compliant header bidding solution by Rubicon Project; and LiveRail's past [...]

  • Publicis Media Reshuffled; PubMatic UK Appoints Paul Gubbins

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: Publicis Media reveals new structure; New country manager for PubMatic UK; AppNexus announces video SSP; AerServ and Pixalate cooperate; and Fyber releases ad [...]

  • Unilever Programmatic Platform Debuts in Asean; Singapore Broadcaster Goes SpotX for Programmatic TV

    In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sums up key industry updates on ad tech from around the Asia-Pacific region – and in this edition: Mindshare unveils Unilever programmatic platform in Asean; Singapore broadcaster goes SpotX for programmatic TV; Tuned Global to [...]

  • Focus on Click-Based Metrics Driving Ad Fraud in Asia

    Digital ad fraud continues to be a global problem, with brands increasingly concerned about bot clicks and the accuracy of traffic numbers. It does not help that Asia's ad tech industry still looks at clicks as the primary metrics, which [...]

  • That Emoji Ad Network: The Global Scale of Emotional Targeting

    On Monday (19 February), Ciaran O’Kane, CEO, ExchangeWire published a piece as a precursor to the biggest mobile event of the year, Mobile World Congress. As well as touching upon the device graph and the rise of programmatic native, O’Kane [...]

  • Google AMP Use in Europe; Rubicon Project Financial Results

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: Google AMP is here; Rubicon Project returns profit in 2015; Bidder for App by OpenX; xAd releases ad-buying tool; and Teads reports [...]

  • Finding a Workaround for Effective Mobile Measurement

    It's MWC week, so naturally, the spotlight is firmly planted on mobile and in this piece, mobile measurements. Despite common beliefs, the technology required to measure the return on a mobile ad investment (particularly within apps) is fairly robust nowadays.  [...]

  • Is Network-Level Ad Blocking a Lose-Lose Situation?

    On Friday (19 February) the mobile network operator (MNO) Three delivered the news that, in partnership with Shine Technologies, it would introduce network-level ad blocking to all customers in the UK and Italy. Cue gasps and shaking of heads across Europe – [...]