MediaSense’s Ryan Kangisser Discusses Altice-Cheddar, Google Defaulting to Ads.txt Inventory, and P&G Purchasing DTC Brands

On this week's episode of The MadTech Podcast, ExchangeWire's Rachel Smith and Lindsay Rowntree are joined by Ryan Kangisser, Partner, MediaSense, to discuss the latest madtech news and trends

In this week's episode:
- Altice USA buys Cheddar for USD$200m (£151m). Is this type of behind-the-scenes, millennial-targeted, live streaming the new form of audience engagement? What does this mean for Altice and streaming?
- Google will default to Ads.txt inventory. Is this for the good of the marketers, or are they more self serving? What are marketers attitudes towards brand safety?
- P&G looking to buy DTC brands. What can DTC brands bring to P&G and vice versa?

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Mathew Broughton: Mat Broughton joined the ExchangeWire team in March 2019 as Editor. After a brief stint as editor at ExchangeWire's sister publication, TheGamingEconomy, Mat is now Research Lead at ExchangeWire, running creation, analysis and report production of ExchangeWire's suite of research products. Before joining the company he worked as a project manager working within the telecoms and travel marketing industries. Mat graduated from the University of Liverpool with an honours degree in Biological Sciences.
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