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Everything You Need to Know About Digital Out-of-Home Advertising

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Programmatic digital out-of-home allows advertisers to activate DOOH campaigns in an automated and data-driven way, typically by using a demand side platform (DSP). The dynamism of DOOH has also changed how advertisers view the tactic, taking it beyond its more traditional role as a brand awareness play.

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The WIR: Publishers Focus on Video, Disney Rolls Out Shoppable and Self-Serve Ad Tools, and Sports are a Major Driver of Streaming Sign-Ups

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Top Stories Publishers Plan to Invest More in Video in 2024 Global publishing organisations expect video to be a major target of investment over the next year, according to data from the Reuters Institute’s latest ‘Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2024’ report.

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Everything You Need to Know About Digital Out-of-Home Advertising

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In 2024, DOOH is forecast to make up more than one-third of all out-of-home ad spending. increase year-over-year, and it is forecast to surpass $1 billion in 2024 while accounting for 29% of total DOOH spend. In 2023, US DOOH spending is forecast to grow by another 15.8%. In 2022, pDOOH ad spend saw a 133.2%

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The WIR: Global Ad Spend to Top $1 Trillion Next Year, the DSA Comes into Force for Tech Giants, and Nielsen Folds ACR Data Into its Currency

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percent in 2024, with the US election, Paris Olympics and UEFA men’s Euros due to drive growth. billion in 2024, representing 13.6 percent next year, hitting $33 billion in 2024. percent by 2024. MediaMath, a demand-side platform, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June. percent in 2023 and 8.2

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The WIR: The Trade Desk Reportedly Develops a TV OS, US Court Strikes Down Big Tech Liability Shield, and Gap Bumps Up Brand Spend

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Top Stories The Trade Desk Has Reportedly Been Building its Own TV Operating System The Trade Desk, a demand-side platform (DSP), is looking to launch its own TV operating system (OS), according to a report from Lowpass. percent average increase in brand lift, and a 3.1 or a Season Pass for £99.99. percent, an 8.4

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The WIR: ITV to Distribute Content on YouTube, Vivendi Approves Breakup Plans, and WBD Separates Linear Networks

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The company, which focuses on measuring brand lift, said the funds will be used to advance its AI-driven ad measurement solutions and expand its presence in the UK market. “Our Brand lift technology delivers exactly that. . percent year-on-year increase for 2024, then 7.7 The figures represent a 9.5

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The WIR: Smart TVs Unveil AI Integrations at CES, Bauer Buys Clear Channel Europe-North, and Disney Agrees Fubo Deal

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Yahoo Provides DSP Access to Roku CTV Supply Yahoo has partnered with US smart TV company Roku, allowing advertisers using Yahoos demand-side platform (DSP) to access Rokus CTV supply. UK Streaming Ad Market Hits 1 Billion Finds Ampere The UK streaming ad market will have passed 1 billion in 2024, according to Ampere Analysis.