The latest news about display ads. Display ads are a type of online advertising that uses images, videos, or text to promote products or services. They are typically placed on websites and apps, and can be seen by users while they are browsing the web, watching videos, or using social media.
Amazon DSP last month introduced Bulksheets, a new spreadsheet-based tool designed to streamline contextual campaign creation and management for advertisers, traders, and campaign managers.
Amazon DSP today announced new enhancements to their "standard display creative" format, offering advertisers improved tools to create high-performing ads and navigate the approval process more efficiently.
Google Ads today has fully rolled out the use of generative AI in automatically created assets (ACA) for all English language advertisers in the US and UK.
Google's Political Content Policy will be updated in March 2024 to include specific regulations for Mexico Election Ads.
Criteo this week reported Q4 and FY 2023 financial results. Revenue flat year-over-year in Q4, up 3% at constant currency.
Completely removing all ads from Gmail isn't possible unless you pay for Google Workspace (formerly G Suite). However, you can minimize ad exposure by following these methods.
Teads this week announced an exclusive international partnership with VIDAA USA, the Smart TV operating system powering Hisense Smart TVs globally.
Microsoft Advertising this week rolled out key updates in February, focusing on improved conversion tracking and streamlined campaign creation.
AdMob is introducing several enhancements to its reporting suite, designed to provide publishers with more granular data, flexible comparison options, and expanded export capabilities.
Google this month announced an update to its Financial products and services policy, allowing advertisements for Contracts for Difference (CFDs) and rolling spot forex in Kenya.
A significant development emerged today in the ongoing antitrust case against Google. According to Reuters, a U.S. federal judge set a September 9, 2024 trial date for the lawsuit accusing the tech giant of illegally manipulating the digital advertising market.
The ad tech industry continues to face challenges as privacy regulations tighten and Google delays decisions on third-party cookies. This has led to cost-cutting measures, with InMobi being the latest company to announce job cuts.
