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Enjoy AdExchanger.com Data-Driven Reading While Kicking Back During The Holidays

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What a year!

The acronym barrier has been broken time and again as data-driven media gains speed across digital channels.

Can 2011 top 2010? You bet.

And in honor of the rollicking year ahead, all of the ad ecosystem’s predictions for the coming year from AdExchanger.com’s recent survey have been collected into one handy PDF.  If you need reading during the holidays, start here!

Also, you and your media buying/selling friends will also want the latest copy of the AdExchanger.com Q&As.

Need more reading? How about a selection of some of the more popular opinion pieces this year:

AdExchanger.com will be back on Monday, January 3.

Thank you for reading and have a great holiday!

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PubMatic Jumps On The Show-Level CTV Targeting Bandwagon

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SQREEM Touts The Large Behavioral Model – Not The LLM – As The Winning Predictive Engine

Rather than relying on machine learning, SQREEM uses a mathematical AI model to track how systems change over time and predict audience behavior.

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The Google Antitrust Remedies Are Too Little, Too Late – But Publishers Will Take What They Can Get

Given how much the market has changed since the Google trial began, and the wiggle room in the ruling itself, publishers aren’t expecting much relief from the court’s behavioral remedies.

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Can Sell-Side Curation Solve The Cookieless Audience Problem For Advertisers?

Indie agency KWG says sell-side curation can target more high-performing inventory with better match rates and lower data fees than buy-side curation.