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  • Glow Merges with ADTZ; Inneractive Snapped Up by RNTS

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: London-based Glow merges with Spanish ADTZ; RNTS buys Inneractive; EU releases more details on 'Privacy Shield'; UK cultural secretary slams ad blocking; Facebook faces German anti-trust [...]

  • IAB UK's Latest Report Shows Ad Blocking on the Rise

    Yesterday (1 March), the IAB UK released the latest ad blocking report, conducted online by YouGov, which revealed that 22% of British adults online are currently using ad blocking software – up from 18% in October 2015. The report also [...]

  • The Technology is There to Deliver Programmatic Across More Channels Than Currently Use It

    In our latest piece from the IAB’s Display Trading Council, Lewis Sherlock (pictured below), head of enterprise strategy, AOL International, discusses the broader applications of programmatic. Originally, when trading of digital display inventory began through ad networks, it was a way [...]

  • China's iPinYou Bets on Local Knowledge Against Google

    China's largest DSP believes its local partnerships and strong knowledge of the local market mean it can deliver a higher level of service compared to Google, which it considers its archrival. iPinYou, which last month announced it had restructured to "return" [...]

  • New EU Data Protection Regulations; Eyeo Reveals Funding for Adblock Plus

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: EU has decided on new data protection regulations; Eyeo is financed by whitelisted marketers; and AppNext partners with Hisense. EU finally hauls data protection [...]

  • AANA Revises Ad Definition in AU; Dentsu Takes Digital Performance Firm to Asia

    In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sums up key industry updates on ad tech from around the Asia-Pacific region – and in this edition: AANA revises ad definition in AU; Dentsu takes digital performance firm to Asia; Major networks serving ads [...]

  • Melt DSP Announces Another Partnership; Programmatic Represents Half of Display Market

    This week's Roundup brings news about another partnership that Melt DSP announced in Brazil; a debate about the legal perspective of programmatic buying in the same country, which is known for its unique approach and rules for the advertising industry; [...]

  • Asia's Uniqueness Requires Different RTB Approach

    China's Great Firewall presents special challenges that impact the way RTB operates in the country, so market players will need to set up a separate infrastructure to resolve these issues, advises Tim Koschella, CEO and co-founder of AppLift. In this Q&A [...]

  • 'All the Big Names Are Now Going Native'

    Mike Harty, PowerLinks, COO, and ExchangeWire columnist, breaks down one of the 'geekier' insertions in the programmatic industry's 'glossary of terms', and explains in layman's terms why OpenRTB 2.3 is so important for native advertising. The topic of 'OpenRTB protocol, [...]

  • 'We Saw a Need to Give Control Back to Publishers'

    Denmark-based Adform has established itself as one of the leading European ad tech firms on the market, with the company today (27 April) announcing the launch of its Programmatic Publisher Ad Server (PPAS), the first solution in its planned Publisher [...]


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