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Seedtag | August 24, 2021
Albert Nieto, co-CEO of Seedtag, explains why advertisers should invest in contextual targeting as the end of third-party cookies edges closer. Google recently announced that it is delaying its plans to phase out third-party cookies in the Chrome browser until 2023, a year later than it originally planned. However, while the announcement may feel like a backwards step in the battle for consumer privacy, the wider industry continues to press on with plans to deprecate the use of third-part...
Adsquare | September 20, 2021
Adsquare, the global audience and location intelligence company, will collaborate with Unified ID 2.0 to offer precision and measurement solutions for programmatic media buyers and publishers. Unified ID 2.0 is a new common currency and connective tissue across digital media for the open internet. The ID represents an upgrade to legacy identity solutions. Initially developed by The Trade Desk, Unified ID 2.0 is a soon-to-be open source, industry-wide initiative spanning hundreds o...
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The Media Shop, Broadsign | October 12, 2022
Broadsign, developer of the leading out-of-home (OOH) advertising platform, and Australian outdoor media company The Media Shop (TMS), today (October 11th, 2022) announced a partnership that will fuel the growth of TMS’ network of retail signage. TMS is leveraging the Broadsign platform to streamline ad sales and manage and distribute content across its expanding display network, including IGNITE, a new collection of 500 screens spanning Coles Express petrol and convenience ...
headtopics | February 11, 2020
In the fight for America’s attention, Netflix Inc’s closest streaming competitor isn’t Amazon or Hulu. It’s YouTube. That’s according to a report from measurement firm Nielsen, which found that consumers spent 19% of their TV viewing time on a streaming service in the fourth quarter of 2019. That’s double the 10% level in early 2018. They spent 31% of those streaming hours on Netflix, 21% on YouTube, 12% on Hulu and 8% on Amazon, according to Nielsen. While Ne...
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