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US asks court to breakup Google ad businesses

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Department of Justice is calling for Google to break up its digital advertising empire after a federal judge ruled the tech giant illegally maintained monopoly power in the ad exchange market. In a court filing on Sunday, the DOJ said Google should divest its AdX exchange, where ad inventory is bought and sold.

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Supply Side Platform (SSP): What Is It & How Does It Work?

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A Supply Side Platform (SSP) is a technology platform that enables digital publishers and media owners to manage, sell, and optimize their available inventory (ad spaces) programmatically to various potential buyers, maximizing ad revenue in real-time bidding environments. Learn more about SSP vs DSP.

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TripleLift Expands Creative Leadership with Launch of Programmatic Pause Ads in Partnership with DIRECTV Advertising

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Marketing Technology News: MarTech Interview with Rob Rakowitz, Head of Marketing @ Vidmob Redefining the Creative Advertising Landscape This launch continues TripleLift’s track record of pioneering creative formats that deliver measurable outcomes. .

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What Is An Ad Server And Why You Should Use It?

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What is an Ad Server? An ad server is a technology which manages, serves, tracks and reports online display advertising campaigns. There are two types of ad servers in the advertising ecosystem: publisher (supply side) and advertiser (demand/buy side) ad server. How do ad servers work?

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30. Dave Zinman – on the first ad server, BlueLithium and beyond

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Dave co-founded a company while at Stanford Business School that built the first demand-side ad server, and he later went on to develop products at pioneering powerhouses such as BlueLithium, Yahoo, InfoLinks and Drawbridge. CMGI itself was a dot-com sorcerer with a peak market cap of $41 billion and a portfolio of innovative Web 1.0

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30. Dave Zinman – on the first ad server, BlueLithium and beyond

Paleo AdTech

Dave co-founded a company while at Stanford Business School that built the first demand-side ad server, and he later went on to develop products at pioneering powerhouses such as BlueLithium, Yahoo, InfoLinks and Drawbridge. Mango, the tropically-named motherboard for FocaLink’s proto-ad server.

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New Roster of TV Programmers Tap Beachfront and Canoe to Optimize Ad Revenues Across Convergent TV Platforms

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AFRO TV, EPIX, It’s Real Good TV, Kabillion, ToonAVision, and TV One Now Utilize Beachfront And Canoe For Unified Ad Serving and Service Assurance Across CTV And Traditional Set-Top Box TV. Enabling interoperability of TV ad inventory for our clients and their ad operations teams is a feat that many platforms have been unable to accomplish.