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  • When Last Touch Is By Ear; Drip Pricing, Named For The Torture Method April 14, 2026
    Can You Hear Me Now? What do you think of when you hear the term “programmatic audio?” Podcasts or streaming music probably pop to mind. But don’t forget about in-store audio, you know, the radio-ish channels playing in the background at the supermarket. Discount retailer Dollar General has outfitted 6,000 of its 21,000 locations with […]
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  • Sports Publisher On3 Tries AI Recommendations To Keep Engagement In Its Home Court April 13, 2026
    Publishers are getting real about the declines in traffic from search and social media. Some pubs are maximizing revenue per session (RPS) to get the most out of the traffic that still comes to their properties. On3, a site that tracks high school and college sports, as well as operating a network of 70+ fan […]
    Anthony Vargas
  • Hearst Built A Unified Ad Marketplace To Simplify Omnichannel News Buys April 13, 2026
    Hearst is stitching together its far‑flung news properties into a single programmatic marketplace to make buying local news simpler and to shore up its business as the ad market shifts. With the Hearst News ad network, announced today, the company is pulling inventory from its TV stations, newspapers and digital news sites into one coordinated […]
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  • AI Is Nothing Without Data Fidelity. Here’s A Four-Step Approach to Protect It April 13, 2026
    AI is only as good as the data that fuels it. In advertising, however, that foundation is often flawed. The industry talks a lot about targeting and measurement, but it rarely confronts the fidelity of the data behind those outcomes. This is akin to tuning up a car that’s running on the wrong fuel entirely […]
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  • Why CTV Is Becoming The First Real Test Of Agentic Advertising April 13, 2026
    Connected TV demand is strong, budgets are growing and premium inventory continues to command attention. Yet, for publishers, the growth of CTV has complicated how deals get done. That’s because CTV never fit cleanly into campaign execution models built for RTB-based trading. Programmatic trading introduced efficiency for commoditized inventory, but CTV has always been defined […]
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  • OpenAI’s Big Ambitions; Tricks Of The Trade April 13, 2026
    ChatGPT’s ads manager leaves something to be desired; beware booking vacations via search ad; and YouTube is jacking up its premium prices again. The post OpenAI’s Big Ambitions; Tricks Of The Trade appeared first on AdExchanger.
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  • Dan Aversano Is Back At DatafuelX And Aiming For Continued Growth April 10, 2026
    Earlier this year, datafuelX rehired Dan Aversano, one of the company’s co-founders, to take the helm as CEO. Aversano will lead the company through its next growth phase, which revolves around – surprise, surprise! – connected TV and digital expansion. The post Dan Aversano Is Back At DatafuelX And Aiming For Continued Growth appeared first […]
    Alyssa Boyle
  • How Advertisers Can – And Cannot – Get In Front Of Chatbot Shoppers April 10, 2026
    I’m not a major LLM user, in general, though I often put some generic shopping prompts through the major systems (ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, namely) to see what comes out the other side. Mostly it makes me curious about how a big brand marketer might see these theoretical (and real) customer journeys play out in […]
    James Hercher
  • Comic: Benchmarking April 10, 2026
    Enjoy this weekly comic strip from AdExchanger.com that highlights the digital advertising ecosystem …  The post Comic: Benchmarking appeared first on AdExchanger.
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  • Primed For Upfronts; How Much AI Is Too Much AI? April 10, 2026
    Measurement and performance are expected to dominate convos at upfronts; Tubi doubles down on AI; and Meta takes down ads encouraging anti-Meta lawsuits. The post Primed For Upfronts; How Much AI Is Too Much AI? appeared first on AdExchanger.
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  • GoWit & Numatec Forge Retail Media Partnership in Spain and Italy April 14, 2026
    GoWit, a leading omnichannel commerce and retail media provider, today (14th April, 2026) announced a strategic partnership with Numatec, a global reseller of martech and ad tech solutions, to accelerate retail media adoption across Spain and Italy, two of Europe’s [...] The post GoWit & Numatec Forge Retail Media Partnership in Spain and Italy appeared […]
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  • Ad Quality is a Monetisation Problem: What Publishers Need to Do Now April 14, 2026
    In her latest column, mobile expert Peggy Anne Salz looks at what publishers need to do to turn ad quality into tangible results... The post Ad Quality is a Monetisation Problem: What Publishers Need to Do Now appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.
    John Still
  • OpenX Repositions as The Intelligent SSP™ to Simplify Advertising April 14, 2026
    OpenX, The Intelligent SSP, today (14th April, 2026) unveiled a new logo, positioning, and look and feel to usher in the next era of digital advertising. As part of this rebrand, the company also refined its commitment to make media [...] The post OpenX Repositions as The Intelligent SSP™ to Simplify Advertising appeared first on […]
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  • Rewriting the Rules of Ad Tech: Intent-Driven Discovery, Meaningful Human Connections, and Transparency   April 14, 2026
    In the second piece of this series, we share more views from ad tech experts regarding what’s currently shaping the industry. From agentic AI to M&A, discover what they believe is making the biggest impact on how ad tech is [...] The post Rewriting the Rules of Ad Tech: Intent-Driven Discovery, Meaningful Human Connections, and […]
    Aimee Newell Tarín
  • Digest: Ad Companies in Boycott Settlement Talks with FTC; Court Orders Meta to Face Youth Addiction Suit; YouTube Raises Premium Prices April 14, 2026
    In today’s Digest, we look at the FTC moving toward a settlement in an ad boycott investigation, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ordering Meta to face a youth addiction lawsuit, and YouTube raising Premium prices. The post Digest: Ad Companies in Boycott Settlement Talks with FTC; Court Orders Meta to Face Youth Addiction Suit; YouTube […]
    Sheila Obeng-King
  • Displayce Powers Ubisoft’s Multi-Country DOOH Campaign for Just Dance 2026 April 13, 2026
    During the holiday season, Ubisoft, in collaboration with media platform Displayce, agency Artefact, and SSP VIOOH, deployed a programmatic DOOH campaign across four countries (United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia). The objective was to strengthen awareness of the game Just Dance [...] The post Displayce Powers Ubisoft’s Multi-Country DOOH Campaign for Just Dance 2026 appeared first […]
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  • Digest: OpenAI Lowers Minimum Spend for Ads Pilot; Meta Pulls Ads for Addiction Lawsuits;  YouTube Tests 90-Second Unskippable Ads Amid CTV Push April 13, 2026
    In today’s Digest, we cover OpenAI quietly launching an Ads Manager, Meta removing ads recruiting plaintiffs in social media addiction lawsuits amid rising legal pressure, and YouTube denying plans for 90-second unskippable ads amid its CTV push. The post Digest: OpenAI Lowers Minimum Spend for Ads Pilot; Meta Pulls Ads for Addiction Lawsuits;  YouTube Tests […]
    Sheila Obeng-King
  • New Data From DAIVID & Kinetiq Shows BODYARMOR Debut Increased Coca-Cola’s March Madness Visibility By 55% April 10, 2026
    Creator data provider DAIVID and Kinetiq, the leading AI-powered platform for global media and marketing intelligence, today (10th April, 2026) released new analysis of sports drink advertising across the 2025 and 2026 NCAA Men’s and Women’s March Madness tournaments, marking [...] The post New Data From DAIVID & Kinetiq Shows BODYARMOR Debut Increased Coca-Cola’s March […]
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  • The Importance of Confidence in an Unpredictable World April 10, 2026
    Alex Lamaro-McCrindle, digital lead at Miroma Founders Network, looks at how agencies can help clients build confidence in decision-making. The post The Importance of Confidence in an Unpredictable World appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.
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  • The Stack: Streaming Shake-Up April 10, 2026
    This week, streaming platforms explored new frontiers, and major deals signalled shifting power dynamics across the entertainment industry. In today’s MadTech Daily, we cover Tubi pioneering a ChatGPT-native app launch, Microsoft and Publicis deepening their partnership on agentic marketing, and [...] The post The Stack: Streaming Shake-Up appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.
    Sheila Obeng-King
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  • Study: Gap Found Between Customer Expectations And Reality April 27, 2017
    According to a Talend study released Wednesday, 63% of respondents said using data to better understand customers is a top business priority for 2017, with 80% of companies ranking it at an eight or above on a 10-point scale,
  • Oracle's Aggressive Move Into TV Based On Data Targeting History April 20, 2017
    This week Oracle also entered into a partnership with Charter Communications that will allow brands to target connected TV audiences.
  • Gen Zers Are Savvy Ad Blockers April 13, 2017
    Those born during the Gen Z generation have no problem with letting an ad run its course. They don't need ad-blocking software or technology. They simply divert their attention or turn down the volume on a video or streaming radio ad and return to the content when complete.
  • Build America Mutual Finds Ad Data Identifying Niche Audience April 6, 2017
    Financial advisors managing municipal bond investments for their clients have become an important audience for Build America Mutual, but efficiently targeting them has become a challenge.
  • ContentSquare's AI Bot Arti Processes Trillions Of Data Points Monthly March 30, 2017
    ContentSquare on Tuesday launched Arti, an artificial Intelligence (AI) bot that uses data to identify the actions, the locations and the behavior of consumers in real time as they interact with the company's Web site.
  • Nielsen Catalina, Moat Link Viewability And Attention To Offline Sales March 22, 2017
    The NCS Learning Lab studied the relationship between viewability and attention metrics, tied to in-store sales. One part of the study analyzed the effectiveness of time, while another analyzed likability, attention and the connection with in-store sales.
  • Lotame Releases Onboarding For People-Based Ad Targeting March 15, 2017
    Taking offline data and bringing it online for attribution or targeting has become important to IMGE's clients, said Matt Capristo, director of online advertising at the four-year-old digital advertising agency, which works mostly with political campaigns and corporate advocacy groups.
  • Facebook To Release Advanced Measurement Tool March 9, 2017
    Advertisers will have the ability to use Advanced Measurement to determine which media and platforms had the highest reach to their targeted audience or drove the most purchases in their online store.
  • Cordial Custom Tracking For Email Gets $6M In Series A Funding March 1, 2017
    Cordial, a software that tracks consumer behavior across apps and Web sites, announced this week that the company raised $6 million in a Series A funding round from Los Angeles venture capital fund Upfront Ventures. The company built the platform to target marketing emails for each user.
  • Google Agrees To MRC Third-Party Audit For YouTube February 22, 2017
    Google has agreed to have an official agency audit the metrics and technology integrated by third-party companies into YouTube's Web site and mobile applications.