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  • Netflix drops to 1.7% in Poland as YouTube gains to 2.5% 10 min read

    Netflix drops to 1.7% in Poland as YouTube gains to 2.5%

    Daily viewing fell to 3 hours 33 minutes, three below June, while streaming held flat at 10.7% for a third consecutive month. Where does the next point go?

  • Microsoft Advertising gains AI Max across all accounts globally 13 min read

    Microsoft Advertising gains AI Max across all accounts globally

    Search advertisers get term matching, text customization and URL expansion, plus a 20 brand list cap per campaign. Will Bing follow Google's forced migration?

  • Explaining Invite Media 9 min read

    Explaining Invite Media

    Invite Media was the demand-side platform Google bought for $81 million in 2010 and rebuilt into DoubleClick Bid Manager, now DV360. How it worked, and why.

  • Explaining Wildfire 7 min read

    Explaining Wildfire

    Wildfire Interactive was a social marketing software company Google acquired in 2012 and closed by 2015, ad tech's clearest case study in platform dependency.

  • Explaining Adometry 9 min read

    Explaining Adometry

    Adometry was a cross-channel attribution vendor Google bought in 2014 and rebuilt as Attribution 360, the ancestor of the data-driven attribution used today.

  • Explaining Sovrn 9 min read

    Explaining Sovrn

    Sovrn is a Boulder publisher technology company running an ad exchange, header bidding software and an affiliate commerce network for independent websites.

  • Explaining word of mouth 9 min read

    Explaining word of mouth

    Word of mouth is unpaid consumer-to-consumer recommendation, the channel that buyers trust most and marketers measure least, now reshaped by AI answer engines.

  • Explaining Admeld 9 min read

    Explaining Admeld

    Admeld was a supply-side platform that optimised publisher ad network revenue. Google bought it for $400 million in 2011 and retired the product in late 2013.

  • Explaining PubMatic 9 min read

    Explaining PubMatic

    PubMatic is an independent sell-side platform that auctions publisher ad space to automated buyers. Listed on Nasdaq as PUBM, the company has run since 2006.

  • Explaining OpenX 10 min read

    Explaining OpenX

    OpenX is an independent supply-side platform auctioning publisher ad inventory to programmatic buyers. Its origins, mechanics, scale claims and open disputes.

  • Explaining TripleLift 10 min read

    Explaining TripleLift

    TripleLift is a supply-side platform that rebuilds ad creative to fit each publisher's page, selling native, display, video and CTV formats programmatically.

  • AI ad labels cut click-through 31.5%, IAB framework cites NYU study 15 min read

    AI ad labels cut click-through 31.5%, IAB framework cites NYU study

    Advertisers get 60 days to name a disclosure lead under IAB voluntary rules issued August 18. Which AI uses trigger a consumer label, and which stay exempt?

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