Explaining Iterable
Iterable is a cross-channel customer engagement platform that stores behavioural data as user profiles, then triggers email, SMS, push and in-app messaging.
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Explaining Braze
Braze is a cloud customer engagement platform that ingests behavioural data in real time and orchestrates messaging across push, email, SMS and paid audiences.
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Explaining Klaviyo
Klaviyo is a B2C customer relationship management platform that turns first-party shopper data into email, SMS, and AI-driven marketing for 205,000 brands.
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Explaining baked-in
Baked-in describes an advertisement recorded permanently into a media file, identical for every listener and unchangeable without re-editing the episode audio.
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Explaining host read
Host read: a podcast or radio ad voiced by the show's own presenter rather than supplied as finished audio, sold as endorsement and priced above produced spots.
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Apple forces 12+ rating in Korea on apps with infrequent profanity
Developers with a GRAC classification number can now override Korea ratings to All, 12+, 15+ or 19+. Two descriptors shift tier in October, resetting labels.
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Explaining mid-roll
Mid-roll is an advertising break inserted inside video or audio content, after it starts and before it ends. How the format is signalled, sold and measured.
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DoubleVerify gains brand suitability data on TikTok Pangle in 48 markets
Pangle reaches more than 400,000 apps, per TikTok, and buyers had no independent read on that inventory. Coverage arrives one week after the Nielsen buyout.
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Explaining pre-roll
Pre-roll is a video ad that plays before the content a viewer selected, the oldest in-stream position in digital video and still a default unit in streaming.
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Disney adds Pixar's Cars to Formula 1 deal now running through 2028
Six Disney Store items debut at D23 before an August 27 wider release, and a helmet signed by 20 drivers drew 199 bids to reach 201,000 dollars. Monza is next.
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Cloudflare Gateway blocks MCP calls that bypass approved portals
Gateway now flags any TLS-inspected request carrying an MCP-Protocol-Version header, though local stdio servers and off-network calls stay outside the new view.
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Shorts watched as ads do not count toward YouTube's 20 million view bar
Rene Ritchie listed the exclusions on August 14, four days after YouTube doubled entry thresholds. Which Shorts channels can still clear a bar that just moved?
