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Why Yahoo’s Omnichannel Offering is Cause for Celebration

VideoWeek

“That’s ad spend, both on behalf of publishers, and demand from advertisers and agencies. Finance, Yahoo! Now with a demand-side platform (DSP) that can be omnichannel, we can give people that opportunity to really understand their spend holistically. We really service the full funnel. Sports etc.),

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Media Briefing: Podcast publishers are using YouTube Shorts as a way to attract new audiences

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Vice Media gets $30 million to finance debt, Time and Taboola team up on a new commerce site and more Podcast discovery via Shorts The key hits: Podcast publishers are using YouTube Shorts as a marketing vehicle for their video podcasts. Podcasts discovery via Shorts Does ChatGPT save journalists time?

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

VideoWeek

In this week’s Week in Review: Altice Europe considers selling ad tech business Teads, the Premier League revamps its TV rights auction, and UK digital publisher revenues show continued growth. Altice acquired the ad tech firm in 2017 for €285 million.

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35. Michael Katz – double-clicking on InterCLICK and Yahoo

Paleo AdTech

To accommodate a team of refugee Microsoft engineers, Mike and the team moved to Florida for a year and returned home with their own ad serving technology, allowing them to segue off Santa Barbara-based Fastclick’s ad serving tool, called AdServer , which competed with DoubleClick and Atlas.

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35. Michael Katz – double-clicking on InterCLICK and Yahoo

Paleo AdTech

To accommodate a team of refugee Microsoft engineers, Mike and the team moved to Florida for a year and returned home with their own ad serving technology, allowing them to segue off Santa Barbara-based Fastclick’s ad serving tool, called AdServer , which competed with DoubleClick and Atlas.

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The WIR: News Avoidance on the Rise, Disney Announces Data Matching Tool, and Havas Commits €400 Million to AI

VideoWeek

The Trade Desk Threatens to Shut Off Access to Yahoo Videos The Trade Desk, a demand-side platform (DSP), has told buyers it will no longer monetise Yahoo’s video, accusing the publisher of mislabelling its inventory. Previously owned by Advantage Solutions, Jun Group delivers video and display ads into mobile games.

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The WIR: Vice to Shutter Website, Google Expands GenAI in Performance Max, and FuboTV Sues Sports Streaming JV

VideoWeek

The Week in Tech RTL and ProSieben Combine Ad Tech Stacks in Latest Push for European Collaboration RTL Deutschland and ProSiebenSat.1 1 this week announced they will combine their ad tech offerings in efforts to bolster the German ad market. Read more on VideoWeek. Read more on VideoWeek.

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