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  • US Prepared to Take Google to Court; Conde Nast Launches Data Offering

    In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sums up key industry updates on ad tech from around the globe. In this edition: the US government declares it's ready to file a lawsuit against Google for anti-competitive behaviour; publisher Conde Nast has launched [...]

  • Instagram Launches New Ad Offering; INS Demands Compensation from Government

    In today's ExchangeWire news digest: Instagram launches House of Instagram in Australia to encourage brands to advertise on its platform; the INS demands compensation from the government as lockdown measures see their ad revenues plummet; and ARN reports an increase [...]

  • Brand Safety: Easier to Achieve with Native

    In this exclusive article for ExchangeWire, Nickolas Rekeda (pictured below), CMO at MGID, explains how native advertising can offer brands the safety they're looking for. Brand safety is a growing concern across APAC, but the solution may be simpler than you [...]

  • IAB Europe Launches Comprehensive Guide to Navigating the ‘Post-Third-Party Cookie’ Era

    IAB Europe, the leading European-level industry association for the digital advertising and marketing ecosystem, has today released its ‘Guide to the Post-Third-Party Cookie Era’, to prepare brands, agencies, publishers and tech intermediaries for the much-anticipated post-third-party cookie advertising ecosystem. The guide, which has been developed [...]

  • Facebook Risks Losing MRC Accreditation; IMAA Partners with TheNetworkOne

    In today's ExchangeWire news digest: Facebook risks losing its MRC accreditation over insufficient ad measurement; Australia's IMAA teams up with TheNetworkOne to bring bolster its offering to independent media outlets; and Google's Mel Silva responds to the compulsory revenue sharing [...]

  • Google Ad Spend Stabilises After COVID Shock; Omnicom Prepares for Impact of Virus

    In today's ExchangeWire news digest: Google's ad sales stabilise after experiencing a fall amid the Coronavirus pandemic; Omnicom announces that it expects the outbreak to have a dramatic impact on its performance for the rest of 2020; and Facebook announces [...]

  • Post-Cookie World: How Does the Demise of the Cookie Affect Advertisers and Publishers?

    In this article, vice president of digital at South China Morning Post, Ian Hocking (pictured below), sets out the potential impact that the much discussed (and somewhat controversial) termination of third-party cookies. By considering the affect the impending change will [...]

  • Bridging the Gap between Print and Digital: Q&A with Maria Hedengren, Readly

    Maria Hedengren (pictured below), CEO of digital magazine firm Readly, writes exclusively for ExchangeWire about moving print publications to the digital sphere, capturing audiences, and publishing in the age of Coronavirus.   1. Some see digitisation as a threat to traditional print [...]

  • 60% of Content Containing COVID-Related Keywords Is Brand Safe

    GumGum, Inc., an artificial intelligence company specialising in solutions for advertising and media, today [14 April] released data indicating that a majority of online content containing keywords related to the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic is actually safe for brand advertising. [...]

  • IAS Reveals Key Insights from Coronavirus Ad Adjaceny Study

    Integral Ad Science (IAS) ran a rapid response online survey to determine consumer perceptions concerning coronavirus content. This insight provides context for marketers looking to understand if and how consumers are changing their online content consumption habits, and what brands [...]