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  • It’s Not 'If' You Should Adopt Programmatic, But 'How': Q&A With Tom O’Donnell, Gumtree

    With minimal barriers to entry, publishers and buyers alike can realise revenue benefits through programmatic advertising; but only with a rigid understanding of the technology and an effective commercial and pricing strategy.  As programmatic continues its rapid evolution, the skills gap [...]

  • Markup DSP Model Detrimental to China Ad Market

    Evolved out of traditional ad networks, most DSPs in China currently operate on a 'markup model' that is proving harmful to both advertisers and publishers. This typically involves low-tier inventory bought in bulk at low CPMs, and later sold to [...]

  • Publicis Eyes Majority Stake in Cheil; DoubleClick Goes Programmatic Guaranteed

    ExchangeWire rounds up some of the biggest stories in the European digital advertising space. In this week’s edition: Publicis wants a piece of Cheil; Google's DoubleClick starts Programmatic Guaranteed; Flashtalking acquires Encore; MediaMath Launches Helix; and Series A funding for startup [...]

  • Good Things Often Start as a Hack: Header Bidding Q&A With Tim Cadogan, CEO, OpenX

    Since pioneering the technology several years ago, header bidding has been on the rise, with smart publishers looking to increase revenue by introducing more competition for their inventory. In an interview with ExchangeWire, Tim Cadogan, CEO at OpenX (pictured below), believes [...]

  • Publisher Co-operatives: A Global Trend

    Publisher co-ops are popular in Europe; but, until now, have failed to be successful in other continents. Jay Stevens, general manager, international (pictured below) at Rubicon Project spoke exclusively to ExchangeWire and shared his prediction that publisher co-ops are going to [...]

  • China's iPinYou Bets on Local Knowledge Against Google

    China's largest DSP believes its local partnerships and strong knowledge of the local market mean it can deliver a higher level of service compared to Google, which it considers its archrival. iPinYou, which last month announced it had restructured to "return" [...]

  • Only Brands Can Reverse Digital Marketing Disengagement

    Many articles have been written accusing publishers of causing the rise of ad blockers due to our ‘complacent, gluttonous, and user-hostile’ approach, resulting in sites flooded with more and more disruptive formats. Brands are the only ones that can reverse [...]

  • Asean Mobile Video Marketers Must Stop Repurposing TV Ads

    Fuelled by increasing mobile adoption, mobile video ads have grown in prominence across Southeast Asian markets and advertisers in the region are eager to tap into this captive audience. However, brands currently resort to repurposing creatives developed for TV and [...]

  • Programmatic Video in China

    Like everywhere else in the world, programmatic has also entered the Chinese market. But the digital advertising market in China is fragmented, and RTB is still at the beginning of its journey. Ad tech provider ReachMax's 'Guide to Programmatic Video in [...]

  • Now & Next: Private Marketplaces

    Now & Next is a new feature from ExchangeWire Research. In Now & Next, we review the latest research, provide impartial insight and analysis of current trends and provide predictions for the future of advertising and marketing technology. This feature [...]