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  • Richard Raddon, Co-Founder & Co-CEO, Zefr

    Google Antitrust Drama: Why YouTube Will Thrive No Matter The Verdict

    The catalyst for Google’s future success – regardless of any legal ruling – is its YouTube strategy. Opening YouTube’s ad inventory to outside demand will increase its value.

  • Adelaide Raises $1.4 Million From Aperiam And Acquires Data Marketplace Rita

    Adelaide used this latest cash injection to boost its valuation to $60 million ahead of an all-stock acquisition of Rita, an Amsterdam-based data marketplace with a focus on the EU.

  • The Trade Desk Tests Its Agency Legacy; Google’s Agency Relationships Change, Too

    Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Trade Punches In 2016, The Trade Desk cracked open the DSP market by sticking with agencies. DSPs such as Turn and TubeMogul attempted to go brand-direct but were dropped by agencies and AppNexus, the top dog DSP at the time, refashioned itself as […]

  • New Chief For Adobe Ad Cloud As TubeMogul Integration Marches On

    Adobe has placed a new exec in charge of its advertising cloud. TubeMogul’s longtime CMO and head of strategy, Keith Eadie, now oversees product, engineering and overall go-to-market for Adobe’s media and advertising business. His title is VP and GM of Adobe Advertising Cloud. Meanwhile his predecessor, TubeMogul CEO and founder Brett Wilson, is now […]

  • A Brief History Of Video Ad Tech M&A – And The Future Of Pure Plays

    There’s been no shortage of ad tech M&A lately, and video’s been one of the biggest drivers of deal activity. “Thirty-six months ago, YouTube MCNs [multichannel networks] were the video solution of choice to reach audiences with compelling content,” said Elgin Thompson, managing director for investment bank Digital Capital Advisors. “Now, solutions intended to monetize […]

  • Tremor Video Sells Its Demand-Side Business To Taptica For $50M

    Tremor Video, one of the earliest video ad nets, has sold its demand-side business to the Israeli mobile ad platform Taptica for $50 million, the company revealed Monday. Tremor’s buy-side assets will be housed under an independent business division within Taptica called Tremor Video DSP. All of Tremor’s buy-side employees, led by longtime Tremor exec […]

  • Google To Support Addressable And Linear TV Ad Buys On DBM

    Google is adding advanced TV buying capabilities to its demand-side platform, DoubleClick Bid Manager (DBM). For the first time, Google will connect its ad tech to addressable TV inventory through its broadband and TV service, Google Fiber. Google will also support local market TV buys in DBM through a partnership with WideOrbit, as well as […]

  • Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Primes A Programmatic In-House Strategy

    Until late 2016, Dr. Pepper Snapple Group had partnered with an agency to manage most of its programmatic and data capabilities. But like many marketers, the beverage brand sees value in making media its own remit. “It made more sense to pull that in-house so we’d have more transparency into how everything was working, what […]

  • Adobe Takes Aim At Google And Other Marketing Clouds And TV Is Its Main Weapon

    Adobe has rolled out an Advertising Cloud, a merger between its Adobe Media Optimizer products and the acquisition of video DSP TubeMogul, the company revealed Tuesday at the Adobe Summit in Las Vegas. Adobe Media Optimizer previously was housed under the Adobe Marketing Cloud and consisted mostly of search, dynamic creative and somewhat limited display […]

  • Is Header Bidding A Frankenstein’s Monster For Buyers?

    “The Sell Sider” is a column written by the sell side of the digital media community. Today’s column is written by Chris Bell, senior director of product, inventory, at TubeMogul. Dr. Frankenstein meant well. We all know the story: The young doctor discovers a secret technique to animate the lifeless. However, the creature built by […]

  • Adobe Doubles Down On Yield Management For TV Publishers

    Adobe made a big upgrade to its multidevice ad-delivery system Adobe Primetime on Wednesday. The platform, TV Media Management, improves the way Primetime users package and price TV audiences and content. “TV Media Management allows you to see where there may be contention for impressions if certain TV deals close and the best place to […]

  • Turn Lands Google And AppNexus Vet Lauren Nemeth As CRO

    Lauren Nemeth, former head of sales for AppNexus, has joined Turn as chief revenue officer. She arrives from a stint at Pinterest-owned mobile search engine URX, and will oversee sales, client services and consulting. Prior to her role at AppNexus, she helped build Google’s programmatic business alongside Bruce Falck, Turn’s CEO. “We’re selling a complicated, […]

  • How Multiple Suitors Courted TubeMogul

    Adobe might have won TubeMogul’s hand in marriage, but there were several other strategic acquirers involved in the courtship. According to a US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing dated Nov. 18, TubeMogul’s sales process really began last November. Up until the time Adobe agreed to acquire the DSP in mid-November, 16 entities – including […]

  • Adobe Aims For More Media Execution With TubeMogul Acquisition

    Adobe’s $540 million acquisition of TubeMogul this week was a bet on more automation and addressability in TV. In addition, the deal gives Adobe Marketing Cloud – which is known for its strength in site analytics and creative – the ability to do more cross-screen media execution. TubeMogul has shown consistent growth quarter after quarter, following […]

  • Adobe To Acquire Video DSP TubeMogul For $540M

    Adobe will acquire the video demand-side platform TubeMogul for $540 million in debt and cash, the companies said Thursday. [Here’s the deal release.] The deal gives Adobe a sophisticated DSP capability for the first time. Though Adobe had display and search-buying capabilities via the Efficient Frontier acquisition (now Media Optimizer), Adobe has never been lauded […]

  • TubeMogul Revs Up Non-Desktop Revenue, Sees More ‘Consolidated’ Buys In Q3

    After an uncharacteristically quaky second quarter that led TubeMogul to lower its guidance amid mobile measurability challenges, market dynamics may be on the upswing. TubeMogul’s total Q3 revenue reached $56.1 million, up 21% year over year, despite a slow ramp-up in mobile video demand due to what the company claimed was a lack of comprehensive […]

  • Hotels.com Measures The Ways And Means Of Attribution

    Statisticians know that correlation does not imply causation – so, applying that same logic to advertising, a consumer who saw an ad and converted could have already been predisposed to purchase. One big issue with attribution, as it exists today, is that many marketers still rely on last-touch. Video also poses unique challenges, since brands […]

  • Mediaocean Links Up With DSPs To Automate Programmatic Workflows

    Workflow management software provider Mediaocean will integrate with four demand-side platforms (DSPs) to automate programmatic account management and billing for its agency partners, the company announced Wednesday. The program, announced at AdExchanger’s Programmatic I/O conference in New York City and called Connect Programmatic, launches with DSPs TubeMogul, The Trade Desk, Rocket Fuel and MediaMath on […]

  • Quiznos Cooks Up In-Store Traffic With Mobile Video

    Quiznos is working to connect the dots between digital ad exposures and store visitation. After emerging from bankruptcy in 2014, Quiznos reduced its brick-and-mortar presence. With fewer stores, each location had to work harder. So Quiznos changed its media mix to support its new retail footprint. Although television used to be a focal point for […]

  • TubeMogul Misses Q2 Guidance Slightly, Citing Mobile Measurement Pains

    Video buy-side platform TubeMogul missed its Q2 revenue forecast by 3%, partly due to slower-than-expected shifts in advertiser spend from desktop to mobile. Revenue in the second quarter reached $55.4 million, a 22% increase from the year before but still shy of analysts’ expectations of about $58 million. The company lowered its FY2016 guidance on […]

  • So You Just Placed Your Upfront – Now What?

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in programmatic TV and video. Today’s column is written by Jes Santoro, senior vice president of programmatic and advanced TV at TubeMogul. I first started in this business nearly 20 years ago as an assistant national TV buyer at BBDO. Thinking back, it’s amazing […]

  • Parsec Raises $1.5M To Accelerate Attention-Based Ad Metrics

    Parsec, an ad network that creates what it calls “politely interruptive” ad experiences, raised $1.5 million in seed funding on Wednesday from a slew of big-name backers in the ad space. Some of those investors include Jonah Goodhart, the CEO of Moat, who made his contribution by way of early stage capital investor group WGI; […]

  • Signal To Noise: Finding False Positives In Media Measurement

    “Data-Driven Thinking” is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media. Today’s column is written by Tom Riordan, director of special operations at TubeMogul. In March 2011, a major earthquake in Japan triggered a tsunami that led to a meltdown at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, […]

  • TubeMogul Accelerates Non-Desktop Video Ad Revenue

    Advertisers are spending less on desktop pre-roll and shifting more dollars into cross-screen formats, if video ad platform TubeMogul’s first-quarter results are an indicator. Nondesktop pre-roll spend (including mobile, social, TV and traditional display ads) grew from 37% last year to 43% – or close to $50 million – of total spend running through TubeMogul’s […]

  • TubeMogul Snags Rob Gatto – Neustar, PointRoll Heavyweight – As COO

    TubeMogul has hired longtime Neustar vet Rob Gatto as its chief operating officer as the company ramps up growth, AdExchanger has learned. An SEC Form 8-K filing indicates his last day at Neustar was March 30. Neustar promoted Gatto to SVP of sales last winter after a two-year stint as the company’s SVP of media […]

  • Programmatic Is Not A Media Channel

    “On TV And Video” is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in programmatic TV and video. Today’s column is written by Brett Wilson, co-founder and CEO at TubeMogul. In headline after headline, the word “programmatic” is often followed by the words “fraud,” “viewability” or “transparency concerns.” An outsider to the ad industry could be forgiven […]

  • Programmatic, Cross-Screen TV Propel Revenue Growth For (Some) Video DSPs

    Public video platforms Tremor Video, TubeMogul and YuMe released Q4 and FY 2015 results over the last week, citing rapid uptick in their respective programmatic (with the exception of YuMe) and cross-screen video businesses. Tremor Video Tremor on Thursday reported revenue of $51.8 million in Q4, which beat its guidance by about $6 million and […]

  • TubeMogul To Issue Automatic Refunds For ‘Nonhuman’ Video Traffic

    Video platform TubeMogul sees itself as a bastion for brand advertisers and, beginning in April, it’s putting its money where its mouth is. The company will roll out a Non-Human Traffic Credit Program, an automatic make good on all video impressions it buys on the open exchange that have been identified as fake or fraudulent. In […]

  • How The Trade Desk Cracked The DSP Market (Hint: It's All About The Agencies)

    The Trade Desk has grown faster than probably any other DSP in recent years, as founder and CEO Jeff Green sought to capitalize on what he saw as strategic errors by rivals. “We saw that most of the DSPs had created channel conflicts for themselves,” said Green, a reference to some other DSPs’ media company […]

  • How Digital Video Is Developing In A Political World That Prefers TV

    Unlike earned digital media, which is reinventing political campaigns, presidential candidates tend to view digital video as support for their flashy TV advertising. “The hope for digital, in my opinion,” said John Randall, VP of digital at the right-leaning agency CRAFT, “is that by 2020 we don’t even see a difference between TV and online or mobile video ads. But […]

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