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The Negative Effects of ID Loss on Advertiser KPIs

Ad Monsters

Emodo’s research found that marketers whose primary KPIs are online conversion, brand lift, or brand safety are more likely to experience less campaign effectiveness due to ID loss. Marketers reported using reach as a KPI the most: CPG, Telecom, Consumer Electronics, and B2B. ID Loss’s Impact on KPIs. ” .

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The WIR: Smart Fridges Used in CTV Fraud Scheme, TikTok Expands its CTV Efforts, and TF1 and M6 Prepare Concessions for Planned Merger

VideoWeek

TikTok looks to be renewing its efforts to grow its audience for its connected TV app, as the short form video app is looking to hire someone to lead user growth on CTV. Ofcom has found Sky in breach of rules requiring “electronic communications services” to notify customers towards the end of their minimum contract period.

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The WIR: Axel Springer Mulls a Break Up, TF1+ Positions Itself as an Aggregator, and Omnicom Launches ArtBotAI

VideoWeek

“Aggregating content from trusted providers with extensive audience reach will make our platform even more attractive and expand the range of programmes available to our users 24/7.” Advertisers will be able to target in-market audiences using the data, and run formats created by Currys on inventory handled by Titan OS.

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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

VideoWeek

The measurement company says this will allow for more accurate measurement, particularly for shows which draw smaller audiences (where it was previously possible than none of Nielsen’s panellists tuned in, resulting in a zero rating). Currently, this is only available for national TV buys. Read on VideoWeek. Read on VideoWeek.

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