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  • What Does the End of Cookies Mean for Digital Advertising?

    GDPR was announced in April 2016, with The Economist subsequently reporting that data is set to become more valuable than oil. Since coming into effect, it has drawn people’s attention to the value of their data, as well as their [...]

  • Likely Outcomes as We Move to A First-Party Ad Economy

    It’s easy to hold negative views about the state of the market right now. The third-party infrastructure that forms the basis of the digital marketing ecosystem is slowly being dismantled by regional privacy legislation and browser ITP initiatives. We are witnessing [...]

  • Beyond The Cookie: How To Achieve Real People-Based Marketing

    Writing exclusively for ExchangeWire, Alex Mcilvenny (pictured below), country manager UK, Zeotap, discusses how people-based marketing in the post-cookie landscape can be used for relevant cross-device targeting. People-based marketing is about directly connecting real people with the right experience to ensure [...]

  • The State of Play in APAC: Q&A with Janette Higginson, Index Exchange

    In this exclusive and wide-ranging interview with ExchangeWire, Janette Higginson (pictured below), buyer development director at Index Exchange, discusses a wide variety of industry topics focusing on APAC, ranging from the popularity of private marketplaces to the sell-side's role in [...]

  • 10 Wild Predictions for Europe's Big Ad Tech Week

    We are just three weeks away from Europe’s ad tech week. Our ten-year anniversary of ATS London kicks off the week on 9 September. As ever, we have a serious selection of big name Madtech speakers, including Sir Martin Sorrell, Insider [...]

  • Digital Identity, Blockchain & OTT: A Preview of ATS London

    As we approach the 10th anniversary of ATS London, ExchangeWire hosted a preview of what will be discussed and debated on the day. Paul Gubbins (pictured below), global programmatic strategy lead at Unruly, covers the hot topics at the preview, [...]

  • In This Privacy-First Era, Ad Tech Needs to Evolve or Die

    The industry is literally being held together with a thin layer of ad tech adhesive tape, namely the Chrome browser. Much of the current programmatic demand is being funnelled into Google Chrome - where cookie matching, frequency capping, retargeting and [...]