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How to decide if managed service is right for you

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Self-serve programmatic advertising is when an advertiser uses their Demand Side Platform (DSP) or journey advertising platform, like illumin , to conduct their advertising campaigns in-house. This means the majority, if not all, of targeting is managed by the brand itself. Follow @illuminHQ

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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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Google added that it has given commitments to the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) that the tools will not give Google special treatment. Yahoo Brings Cookieless ID Solution to DSP Yahoo has launched a new identity suite for its demand-side platform (DSP) in efforts to help advertisers prepare for third-party cookie deprecation.

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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 percent, an 8.4

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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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The Week in Tech Infillion Wins MediaMath Assets Infillion, a US-based ad tech firm, has won possession of MediaMath’s assets, following a bidding process and sale hearing which took place on Wednesday. MediaMath, a demand-side platform, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June. million. “We

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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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Measurement Firm Happydemics Raises 13 Million in Series B Funding Happydemics, a Paris-based ad tech firm, announced it has raised 13 million in a Series B funding round, led by Wille Finance and Adelie Capital. “Our Brand lift technology delivers exactly that. .

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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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Precise TV Secures 21 Million Private Equity Investment Precise TV, a contextual ad tech firm, has received a 21 million minority investment from LDC, a private equity investor which is part of Lloyds Banking Group. Utiq added that it will soon launch in the UK and Italy. These are complete commercials ready to launch on TV.