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Publishers Are Moving Away From Open Auctions. Advertisers Must Follow

Adweek

The company said it would stop serving open-market third-party programmatic display advertising on its website and mobile app when the new year begins. Publishers, advertisers and ad-tech players should pay attention to this development because it validates.

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Transform On-Site Display Challenges into Commerce Media Triumphs

PubMatic

As we look toward 2025, commerce media has emerged as an undeniably dominant force in the digital advertising ecosystem. Retailers are establishing media networks, providing brands with valuable on-site display advertising opportunities, and maximizing on the unique potential to reach shoppers at the exact moment of purchase.

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Bloomberg Media Is Shutting Off Its Open-Market Programmatic Advertising

Adweek

The business news publisher Bloomberg Media will stop serving open-market third-party programmatic display advertising on both its website and mobile app, beginning Jan. 1, 2023, according to chief executive officer Scott Havens.

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Interesting Facts about the Banner & Display Advertising 2023

AdPushup

Looking for some interesting facts about banner and display advertising? From the history of banner ads to the current state of the industry, this list has it all.So whether you’re a casual observer or a die-hard advertiser, you’re sure to learn something [.].

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Google vs DOJ Trial Week 3: Ad Tech Spaghetti and Courtroom Drama

Ad Monsters

The plot thickens as Google’s defense strategy unfolds, revealing a complex web of power plays in the ad tech ecosystem. Week 3 Overview If you’ve been keeping up with the trial, you know we’ve already had heavy hitters taking the stand, spilling the tea on Google’s iron grip over the ad tech ecosystem.

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7 weak spots in Google’s defense against DOJ antitrust claims

Martech

Duty to deal” argument Google’s stance : Google argues that it should not be required to share its ad tech tools or platforms with competitors, as there is no legal obligation for a company to do so under U.S. Here are the ones that stand out to me: 1. antitrust laws. Dig deeper: Yelp brings antitrust lawsuit against Google 5.

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Real-Time Intelligent Retargeting Launches on Sam’s Club Member Access Platform (MAP)

Ad Tech Daily

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