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Deutsche Telekom and Equativ Bring Addressable Ads to MagentaTV

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Deutsche Telekom this morning announced that MagentaTV, the German telco’s TV offering, will enable addressable advertising from mid-2024. Addressable ads will be traded programmatically through Equativ, a French ad tech firm which owns an ad server, supply-side platform (SSP) and demand-side platform (DSP).

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The WIR: Altice Explores Teads Sale, Premier League Revamps Rights Auction, and UK Digital Publisher Revenues Show Continued Growth

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.” Magnite Launches New Demand Manager Tool Magnite, an independent sell-side advertising company, has announced a new machine-learning tool called ‘Demand Manager’. The feature uses machine learning to automate prebid optimisation recommendations, based on ad server auction data and session data.

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The WIR: Paramount Passes Peak of Streaming Investments, Condé Nast Encounters Video Challenges, and Disney+ Upgrades Ad Tools

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Brings Video-Level Data to Equativ’s Ad Server Equativ, a French ad tech firm, has announced a partnership with IRIS.TV, a contextual targeting business. The deal brings IRIS.TV’s video-level data to Equativ’s ad server, supply- and demand-side platforms.

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Header Bidding: What Is It & How Does It Work?

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Header bidding allows multiple bids to occur before the ad server is called. Header Bidding vs. Open Auction In an open auction, a publisher makes their ad inventory available to the highest bidder in a single exchange environment. It sends out bid requests to multiple demand partners.

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Header Bidding: What Is It and How Does It Work?

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Header bidding allows multiple bids to occur before the ad server is called. Header Bidding vs. Open Auction In an open auction, a publisher makes their ad inventory available to the highest bidder in a single exchange environment. It sends out bid requests to multiple demand partners.

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6 Alternatives to Third-Party Cookies and Mobile IDs in AdTech

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Typically, an AdTech company, such as a supply-side platform (SSP) or demand-side platform (DSP) , will create a third-party cookie either by placing their code on a website or via a process called piggybacking. 2006: Popular ad-blocking software, Adblock Plus, launches. What Are Mobile IDs?

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The Evolution of Google’s Privacy Sandbox

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TURTLEDOVE’s main feature was that all auction choices would be made in the browser, not on ad servers. The latest update, from January 10, 2024 , mentions transitioning away from event-level reporting and requiring the use of Fenced Frames no sooner than in 2026. Will Google’s Privacy Sandbox Ever Go Live?

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