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  • More Verification & Measurement at Facebook; Funding for LoopMe

    ExchangeWire round up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: Facebook open Atlas tools and cooperate with Meetrics; Funding for LoopMe; Partnership between Adbrain and Eyeota; Rocket Fuel check out Prague; and [...]

  • Why It’s Time for an Ambitious, Global Standard for Tackling Ad Fraud

    The media and marketing sectors are in the midst of a fierce technology arms race against the malware and sophisticated machine learning driving ad fraud; unfortunately, it’s a battle our industries are currently losing. As Marco Ricci (pictured below), CEO, [...]

  • Overcoming Dyn: How DataXu Avoided Disaster the Day the Internet Went Dark

    On 21 October, 2016, the internet faced its largest Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack on record, with hackers knocking down dozens of the web’s top sites like Amazon, Twitter, Reddit, PayPal, Spotify, Netflix, Pinterest, GitHub, and many more, in [...]

  • Nokia Back from the Dead; Generating B2B Leads

    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: Nokia back from the dead; Generating B2B leads; MWC winners; [...]

  • As the Homepage Starts to Flounder, Publishers Need to Look to Social Influencers

    Can publishers expect to rely on the same volumes of homepage traffic that they historically enjoyed? With readers discovering content in new ways, particularly through the likes of social media, is the traditional homepage on the decline? If this is [...]

  • Succeed as a Woman in Technology? This Girl Can

    Women in technology; women in STEM fields; women in ad tech; women in advertising – whichever way you cut the numbers, they reflect a set of industries that remain remarkably male-dominated. The needle is moving and there is no shortage [...]

  • Most Marketers Want to Alter Attribution Model; Japan Ad Spend Hit £44.88bn

    In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sum up key industry updates on ad tech from around the Asia-Pacific region – and in this edition: Most marketers want to alter attribution model; Japan ad spend hit £44.88bn; IAB AU release Invalid Traffic [...]

  • 'Cost Per Second' Takes Viewability to the Next Level: Q&A with Paul Kelly, Parsec Media

    What is a cost-per-second buying model and what value can time-based buying offer an advertiser? ExchangeWire speak with Paul Kelly (pictured below), recently appointed as commercial director, UK and EMEA, Parsec Media, about his new role and the growth and [...]

  • What APAC CMOs Want from Their Agencies

    The roles of chief marketing officers (CMOs), as well as media agencies, have become more complex amid an evolving digital landscape. In this industry byliner, Rahul Vasudev, MediaMath's Asia-Pacific managing director, highlights what marketers want from their agencies and how [...]

  • Programmatic Direct is Taking Over

    Programmatic display advertising was tipped to generate ad spends of £2.5bn in the UK this year. Compared to 2013, the market will have grown by nearly 500%. Similarly aggressive trends are predicted pretty much all over the world. The single [...]