Last week Performics announced the launch of its ATD in France. Here Marco Bertozzi, Managing Director, EMEA at VivaKi Nerve Center, gives some overview on the announcement and how Performics' clients in France will benefit from the new buying [...]

Admeld announced today it is offering adnologies’ data solutions to publishers using its platform. Adnologies is a Hamburg-based ad technology company (ExchangeWire Q&A) with a number of data offerings for the European market. Its data exchange solution allows [...]

The post view impression is a contentious conversion metric in ad land. Most ad networks make their living out of it. And it's how the majority of agencies justify their DR display spend to advertisers. But questions [...]

I did a post recently on why I thought SOME advertisers would bring exchange-buying in-house. One big advertisers to recently put in place such a strategy was King.com - a leading social gaming company based in London. ExchangeWire [...]

Nigel Gilbert is the Head of Orange Ad Market, a leading European ad exchange. Here he speaks about the development of the Orange Ad Market since its roll-out last year, the non-conflict of owning an ad network and exchange, [...]

Data continues to be the hottest topic in display. How do I leverage it, how do I value it and more importantly how do I trade it? Auke van den Hout is the Founder of Adatus, a pan-European [...]

IAB UK released some numbers yesterday on the size of the advertising market in the UK. Online advertising is is now in excess of four billion, and estimates that one in four pounds is now being spent on digital. [...]

Right Media is still kind of a big deal in the European exchange space. It delivers 250 billion impressions globlly every month - and is used by a host of trading desks, DSPs and ad networks to access inventory. [...]

The ad network is a great business model. No, it's amazing. You could start one in the morning with two people and be making 200K by the end of month. No joke. It's easily done. [...]

I always find it interesting when the likes of Techcrunch and Business Insider wade into the display space to offer ill-informed analysis on possible future trends and "industry corruption". The latest nugget to surface from BI is the idea [...]