Mathew Broughton
Research Lead
Mat Broughton joined the ExchangeWire team in March 2019 as Editor. After a brief stint as editor at ExchangeWire's sister publication, TheGamingEconomy, Mat is now Research Lead at ExchangeWire, running creation, analysis and report production of ExchangeWire's suite of research products. Before joining the company he worked as a project manager working within the telecoms and travel marketing industries. Mat graduated from the University of Liverpool with an honours degree in Biological Sciences.Articles by Mathew
Counting Carbon: Why Adland Needs a Shared Standard on How to Calculate CO2 Emissions
Ahead of the environment, social, and governance (ESG) panel at ATS London 2022, Ryan Cochrane, COO at Good-Loop, discusses why industry-wide standards for measuring carbon dioxide emissions are critical in reducing the impact of advertising upon the atmosphere. If you’ve been [...]
Mindset & Strategy: Unlocking Retail Media Opportunities
Ahead of ATS London 2022, Liz Salway, principal, business consulting, EPAM Continuum, outlines how CPGs can rapidly capitalise upon the upper- and lower-funnel opportunities offered by retail media. I have so much to say on this topic that I had a [...]
Can Contextual Targeting Help Brands to Build Trust with Audiences?
In the wake of challenging global events, Paul Thompson, UK country manager at Seedtag, discusses how context is critical in the industry-wide quest to maximise engagement. Engagement is everything in marketing. Brands and publishers want to know what attracts attention - [...]
Making Sense of First-Party Data in a Post-Cookie World
Ahead of ATS London 2022, Sophie Lee, sales director at Quantcast, discusses how a comprehensive approach to data in the nebulous post-cookie ecosystem and building trusted relationships with consumers should form the crux of marketing efforts. Whether we’re talking about first-party, [...]
Power Shifting From Big Tech to the Open Web: New Research from Smart & ExchangeWire
Smart, the leading independent ad tech platform, and ExchangeWire, today release findings from a new pan-European research study, revealing that a fundamental power shift is underway, away from big tech towards independent publishers and their ad tech partners. Coupling original quantitative [...]
Harnessing the Power of Retail Media
In a world without cookies, yet a growing need for personalised advertising, how can retailers and retail brands alike harness retail audiences? Retail media has been growing for over a decade, and its potential is finally being recognised across the globe, [...]
How DOOH Tech is Evolving and What This Means for Advertisers
Ahead of ATS London 2021, Gavin Wilson, chief revenue officer, VIOOH, discusses the opportunity within programmatic digital out-of-home (pDOOH), and how the medium driving recovery in out-of home following the coronavirus pandemic. During the pandemic, many advertisers turned to programmatic DOOH [...]
Identity-Free Targeting in a Post-Cookie World: Q&A with Nano Interactive
In this Q&A written exclusively for ExchangeWire, Carl White, CEO & co-founder of Nano Interactive, discusses identity-free targeting, how it can benefit advertisers and publishers, and what its future could look like in a post-cookie world. What are the core benefits [...]
In Solving for Third-Party Cookies, We Can Solve for So Much More
In this contributed article written exclusively for ExchangeWire, Marc Fanelli, chief operating officer at Eyeota, discusses how the ad tech industry can go further than simply solving for third-party cookie deprecation. Google’s planned deprecation of third-party cookies has garnered no shortage [...]
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