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The WIR: ProSieben and FreeWheel Partner for Cross-Media Campaigns, ITV Emphasises Outcomes with New Offerings, and US Senators Propose Drug Ad Ban

VideoWeek

The broadcaster is also launching ‘ITV YouTube Affinities’, using Google’s audience and search data to target ads on ITV’s content. Again outcome measurement plays a role here, as the two will use brand lift studies to measure impact.

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Warner Bros. Discovery Launches New First-Party Data Offering

VideoWeek

Discovery already offers first-party data for targeting and measurement across a section of its ad inventory. And WBD says it will continue to develop products and services that will enhance measurement capabilities, brand lift, and incremental reach. Warner Bros. Follow VideoWeek on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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Auto brands are leveraging addressable TV to reach engaged audiences

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This helps brands achieve a more holistic picture of their customer base than traditional television. For instance, brands can buy ad inventory at a national level — by region or by interest — to extend reach. With addressable buying, brands can measure brand lift and ROAS more accurately than traditional channels.

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From Billboards to Ballots: How OOH Is Powering the Next Wave of Political Campaigns

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According to the IAB, 89% of ad sellers — including publishers and platforms — have expanded their political ad inventory since the last presidential election. AB: OOH advertisers are now focused on measurable outcomes such as social media sharing, foot traffic, coupon redemptions, brand lift, and consumer engagement.

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The WIR: The Trade Desk Reportedly Develops a TV OS, US Court Strikes Down Big Tech Liability Shield, and Gap Bumps Up Brand Spend

VideoWeek

Discovery already offers first-party data for targeting and measurement across a section of its ad inventory. percent average increase in brand lift, and a 3.1 percent lift in brand preference and consideration. Warner Bros. Read more on VideoWeek. percent, an 8.4

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The WIR: The Trade Desk Returns to Form, GroupM Lays Off Staff Amid Rebrand Rumours, and DAZN Expects to Cancel its Ligue 1 Contract

VideoWeek

While newsletters are sent out to both paying subscribers and free readers, they’re a source of ad inventory for The Athletic, though the company says it keeps its newsletter ad load fairly light.

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