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  • How Can Ad Tech Save the Publisher? ATS London 2016 Panel

    Join Rebecca Muir, head of research and analysis, ExchangeWire, as she moderates an incendiary panel at ATS London 2016 with panelists Adnan Ebrahim, founder and CEO, Car Throttle; Amir Malik, programmatic director, Trinity Mirror; Andrew Casale, president and CEO, Index Exchange; [...]

  • Pressing on with Programmatic at dmexco 2016

    dmexco has quickly established itself as Europe’s premier ad tech event, with the 2016 edition welcoming 50,000 delegates and over 1000 exhibitors listen to A-listers from the world of marketing, including Sir Martin Sorrell and Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, talking [...]

  • Silver Audiences Booking Holidays Online; iOS Not Immune to App-Install Fraud

    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: Grey audiences booking holidays online; iOS not immune to app-install fraud; [...]

  • Extolling the Virtues of the Five-Second Video Ad

    Why did the 30-second ad become the default and is the five-second ad the future for which we should all be striving? Mike Nicholson (pictured below), director of mobile business development, EMEA, OpenX, certainly thinks so. Nicholson explains for ExchangeWire [...]

  • The Measurement Revolution: A Universal User Token for the Web

    The future of measurement is the adoption of a universal user token. A blunt, yet nonetheless accurate, statement that seems to be the consensus across the industry. Are we even remotely close to achieving this? The answer is yes, thanks [...]

  • MasterCard: Asian Consumers Want Brands to Give Back; Dentsu in Damage Control Amid Overcharging Scandal

    In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sum up key industry updates on ad tech from around the Asia-Pacific region – and in this edition: MasterCard: Asian consumers want brands to give back; Dentsu in damage control amid overcharging scandal; WPP goes [...]

  • India Publisher Lauds In-House Ad Stack to Plug Programmatic Holes

    Times Internet believe the most effective way to resolve inefficiencies in programmatic, and resolve discrepancies across the advertising ecosystem, is to build their own tech stack. Fortunately for the Indian publisher, they appear to have deep enough pockets to fuel [...]

  • AI Makes the Headlines – but for All the Wrong Reasons

    AI is powerful. AI is transformational. AI is the future. All true statements, yet all worryingly pointing to the fact the humans are rendering themselves surplus to requirements. Nicholas Larder, digital strategy director, Mediavest, thinks we shouldn't be so quick [...]

  • If Twitter is Struggling with App Monetisation, What Hope Do the Rest Have?

    App developers endeavouring to monetise their creations face a challenge. One that, for Elad Natanson, founder and CEO, Appnext (pictured below), was definitely evident at this year's dmexco conference. Here, Natanson writes exclusively for ExchangeWire about how Twitter's struggle to monetise their app points to a wider [...]

  • Rubicon Project's Neal Richter Explains Header Bidding - Part Two of Two

    In the second of this two-part episode of TraderTalk TV, Neal Richter, CTO, Rubicon Project explains to Rebecca Muir, head of research and analysis, ExchangeWire about header bidding. Richter, a data scientist who entered the world of ad tech as it [...]