RTB has gone mainstream. It's official. Forrester says so. Impression-level trading is due to hit $823 million of US display spend - at least 7.9% of the total US display market. It's all very exciting stuff. [...]

OpenX announced today that it is launching a new platform for publishers. OpenX Enterprise is looking to optimise yield across guaranteed, non-guaranteed and real-time inventory. The company is tieing its ad sever and ad exchange solutions together with [...]

Despite all the innovation in display and talk of disintermediation, ad networks are still doing pretty nicely. They're still making big margins. And more importantly are still delivering performance for agencies and advertisers. But the threats to [...]

The European display market is dominated by the UK, France and Germany. These three account for most of the spend in Europe. But sometimes overlooked is the Spanish market, which is currently worth, by the IAB's reckoning, about [...]

Despite all the noise this week about paywalls and foolish walled iPad content strategies, I was struck by comments made by Brian O'Kelly at the recent AlwaysOn OnMedia NYC 2011 event. He rightly pointed out that all online content, [...]

You are going to see lots of private exchanges appearing on the European display landscape over the next twelve months. Publishers, looking to open their inventory to a controlled group of real-time buyers, will look to partner a SSP and [...]

The TASC (The Ad Server Club) in France has produced a visual overview of the evolving ecosystem in the French market. You might notice some familiar names in there. But there are some homegrown companies dominating too. [...]

With the launch of GMM and the growth of the DSP market it was inevitable that the big DR ad nets would eventually take some rear guard action. Depending exclusively on the good will of agencies is now a [...]

The Arrival Of The DSP En Masse From The US Invite might be dominating the automated market in Europe at the minute. But that is not too say that the race is run. There are now a number of [...]

There is a massive debate going on in the European display space at the minute around data. Data is indeed the new black. But it's a very complex and confusing area. Publishers are agonising about how to [...]