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Scaling local advertising with automation in the new media landscape by Fluency

Martech

Today’s advertisers face a daunting operational challenge: scaling customized, local advertising campaigns across a growing number of channels. These problems compound exponentially for localized advertising campaigns. Automation has changed the paradigm for local advertising execution and management.

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How Amazon Ads Is Reshaping Contextual Advertising

AdExchanger

The media landscape is changing thanks to the looming phaseout of third-party cookies and changes being made by smartphone manufacturers. The largest demand-side platforms, meanwhile, are each tackling addressability differently. The post How Amazon Ads Is Reshaping Contextual Advertising appeared first on AdExchanger.

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The Trade Desk’s First CTV OS Client Sonos Abandons its Hardware Plans

VideoWeek

Sound systems manufacturer Sonos has abandoned its plans to create a new CTV hardware device, The Verge has reported, despite having spent months developing the product. In his announcement of Ventura, Green spoke of a fragmented and inefficient supply chain in CTV advertising. One of these is winning over hardware partners.

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Column6 Launches Global Partnership with FreeWheel and its Beeswax Technology to Help Advertisers Reach More Connected TV Audiences Across the Americas

Martech Series

With the new integration, media buyers using the Beeswax demand side platform gain direct access to CTV audiences in the U.S., Column6, an innovative connected TV (CTV) platform, announced it has integrated FreeWheel’s Beeswax bidder technology to optimize campaigns across Column6 supply. Latin America, and Canada.

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Walmart Ramps Up Ads Business with $2.3 Billion Vizio Acquisition

VideoWeek

US retailer Walmart has announced it will acquire Vizio, a Smart TV manufacturer, in a deal worth $2.3 The move marks Walmart’s most significant play in the world of TV advertising, a space it has been increasingly exploring over the last few years. The agreement sees Walmart pay $11.50 per share in cash.

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As Walmart adds TikTok, Snap, Roku and others to its marketplace, GroupM evaluates the whole sector

Digiday

The second most important e-commerce and retail media player behind Amazon, Walmart Connect struck partnerships with both Snap and TikTok to offer their ad avails through its demand-side platform. trillion in spending power by the Gen Z and millennial audiences that make up the lion’s share of those two social platforms’ users.

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How to Advertise on Mobile Apps: A Guide for Agencies

InMobi

Any brand agency worth its salt today must be able to provide its clients with a range of advertising options for reaching and targeting mobile users. As part of our ongoing Mpower Mobile Masterclass series, we’ve been traveling the country to talk to agencies just like you about all things mobile in-app advertising.

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