» Mike Nolet, who appeared at the recent Ad Trading Summit, blogs very sparingly these days. But when he does put up a post, it is essential reading for everyone in our space. The topic of his recent [...]
Terry Kawaja published a visual overview of the convoluted US display eco-system last year. It demonstrated how crowded the middle ground between the advertiser and publisher was becoming - and indeed why the display space was ripe for mass [...]
Ad networks in the UK play a powerful role in the £770 million display market. My recent industry-informed post on the actual size of the UK ad network market suggested a figure of about £264 million - with the [...]
There's a good overview piece of the mobile ad market by the Guardian today. The piece focuses on the impending battle between Google and Apple in the mobile ad space. Having gobbled up two well-sized mobile ad nets [...]
Brian O’Kelley is the CEO and Cofounder of AppNexus. AppNexus is an advertising technology company that specialises in developing scalable ad trading solutions and ad exchange infrastructure. O'Kelley took time to speak to ExchangeWire this week about the [...]
» Nice post by Martin Kelly, who will be speaking at AdSummit 2010, over on the Infectious Media blog about the emergence of Facebook as the third channel for online advertisers - he counts search and RTB-enabled display as [...]
Google's partnership with Omnicom to build out the agency's trading desk with the view of putting hundreds of millions of display dollars through automated channels (Google's mostly) could well be a transformational moment for the display market. I could [...]
I find it laughable when people in the online ad industry baulk at publishers becoming media buyers. There is a general consensus that media buyers have a specific role in the marketplace and that publishers should just stick to [...]
There was a certain amount of surprise and incredulity in the European ad industry when Wunderloop announced its bankruptcy at the end of April. Wunderloop, unlike a lot of ad tech companies, had demonstrable technology. It had also [...]
» Click Forensics has announced that it has raised an additional $6 million dollars in funding. It's total funding now stands at $21 million. One of the leading lights in the ad verification space, Click Forensics will look [...]
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