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AI Revolution is “Going to be Bumpy” for Agencies Says Streamr.AI

VideoWeek

As AI becomes increasingly embedded in the process of optimising ad campaigns, marketers have expressed concerns that their competitors stand to benefit from the success of their campaigns, by using the same platforms that learn from the performance of their ads. CEO Jonathan Moffie tells VideoWeek.

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What Is Digital Out-of-Home Advertising?

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Globally, DOOH ad spend is forecast to grow 13.2% billion by 2030. It offers advertisers all the same benefits of DOOH and allows them to harness the power of real-time bidding (RTB) to activate their DOOH campaigns in an automated and data-driven way, typically by using a demand side platform (DSP).

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What Is Digital Out-of-Home Advertising?

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Globally, DOOH ad spend is forecast to grow 13.2% billion by 2030. It offers advertisers all the same benefits of DOOH and allows them to harness the power of real-time bidding (RTB) to activate their DOOH campaigns in an automated and data-driven way, typically by using a demand side platform (DSP).

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AdTech Ecosystem: Navigating Trends and Insights 

Smart-Hub

billion USD by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.5% Data Management Platforms (DMPs) DMPs are data repositories that collect, organize, and analyze vast amounts of consumer data. Demand-Side Platforms (DSPs) DSPs empower advertisers to manage and optimize their ad campaigns programmatically.

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The WIR: UK Marketers Cut Budgets, European Broadcasters Fight Back Against Disinformation, and Facebook’s FTC Trial Begins

VideoWeek

The Week in TV Netflix Targets $1 Trillion Market Cap Netflix aims to achieve a $1 trillion market capitalisation and double its revenue by 2030, according to the Wall Street Journal , citing attendees at the streaming giants annual business review meeting last month. billion by the end of this year.