NOMAD DV

warc | February 03, 2020

Nearly half (46%) of British consumers believe advertising has a positive impact on society, while 42% say that advertising can help to make the world a better place, a new survey has revealed. The comprehensive research from Credos, the Advertising Association’s think tank, highlights how both consumers and industry practitioners perceive advertising’s role in society and was released to coincide with the AA’s annual LEAD summit last week. The findings are based on responses f...

digiday | March 23, 2020

As advertisers search for more transparency into their programmatic buys, they’re demanding more data from ad tech vendors. One holdout in those negotiations is Google. The search giant’s dominance in advertising technology has long given advertisers a cause for concern. Now, some of those advertisers are using their influence over other ad tech vendors to mitigate the risk. The head of display at a U.S. based retailer recently decided they would not buy ads from the world’s la...

DISPLAY ADVERTISING

Adsonica | September 30, 2021

Adsonica, the leading audio display advertising solution, announced the availability of self-service audio display ads for small- to medium-sized radio stations using the Envisionwise station marketing platform. Adsonica ads are created using the Adsonica Studio web application that combines audio and image in a single image file, without video, coding, or multiple file management. "I'm very excited to be working with Envisionwise to bring the storyt...

MOBILE ADVERTISING

clean.io, Kargo | March 17, 2021

clean.io, the quickly arising worldwide leader in malvertising anticipation for publishers and platforms, and Kargo, the leader in mobile advertising, today reported an association pointed toward saving publisher income while guaranteeing the mobile ads conveyed by means of the Kargo platform are liberated from malware. Kargo's central goal is to help publishers drive more yield from their properties while making mobile ad experiences that serve their crowds and regard their b...