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  • Yahoo & Netflix Struggle While IBM Surges Forward

    Yesterday (18 July), Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) and IBM (NYSE:IBM) revealed Q2 2016 performance figures. In this piece we discuss: How Yahoo continues struggle as sale looms; The end of Netflix's explosive growth period; and IBM close to showing [...]

  • European Online Ad Spend Overtakes TV; Industry Professionals Uninformed About Malware

    ExchangeWire Research’s weekly roundup brings you up-to-date research findings from around the world, with additional insight provided by Rebecca Muir, head of research and analysis, ExchangeWire. In this week’s edition: €36.4bn online ad spend in Europe in 2015; Majority of industry [...]

  • 'I'd Watch It if I Liked It': Why Programmatic TV is a Must from a Consumer Perspective

    Programmatic TV is still a very small proportion of total TV expenditure, but it's growing, as advertisers understand how it can help their strategies. Mauricio Leon (pictured below), commercial director, TubeMogul, tells ExchangeWire that programmatic TV can do so much [...]

  • Potential Defeat for AdBlock Plus Against Springer; Facebook Shutters FBX

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: Adblock Plus faces defeat in another court case against Springer; Facebook Shutters FBX; Three UK announces ad blocking trial run; ADventori opens London office; and StickyADS [...]

  • Almost Half of APAC Marketers Buy Programmatically; Indian Consumers Annoyed by Mobile Ads

    In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sums up key industry updates on ad tech from around the Asia-Pacific region – and in this edition: Almost half of APAC marketers buy programmatically; Indian consumers annoyed by mobile ads; Nine Mi9 puts inventory [...]

  • A Year-long Profitable Streak for Amazon

    Last week (28 April), Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock skyrocketed after the company announced financial results for its first quarter, ended 31 March, 2016. AWS accounted for 56% of the company's profit this quarter and is the most profitable business at [...]

  • Wego Goes Mobile Native in APAC; Tremor Looks to Fill Ad Tech Gap in NZ

    In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sums up key industry updates on ad tech from around the Asia-Pacific region – and in this edition: Wego.com goes mobile native in APAC; Tremor Video looks to fill ad tech gap in NZ; Dentsu [...]

  • 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 [...]

  • Cross-market TV Measurement Close to Impossible: Q&A with Kevin O’Reilly, CTO, TVSquared

    Following our recent Now & Next piece, which delved into the evolution of the TV industry and the impact of new technology, ExchangeWire spoke to Kevin O’Reilly (pictured below), CTO, TVSquared, about effective TV measurement. Here, O'Reilly talks us through the [...]

  • Alphabet's Earnings Miss Forecasts

    Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG, GOOGL) yesterday (21 April), announced financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2016. Google continues to prop up the company's overall performance turning a profit whilst 'Other Bets' operate at a loss. Immediately after the [...]