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Predictions From the C-Suite: What’s in Store for 2023?

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VideoWeek asked nine ad tech execs what 2023 holds for video, TV and advertising, covering everything from AI to word games – and what this shifting ecosystem might look like in the year ahead. appeared first on Unruly. Find out more on VideoWeek, here. The post Predictions From the C-Suite: What’s in Store for 2023?

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Tremor International Enhances Partnership with VIDAA through Strategic Investment

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Partnership between a leading tech platform, OEM and OS is rare in the CTV landscape. The Investment accompanies an expansion of the valuable partnership between a leading ad tech platform and a leading operating system and streaming platform to collectively offer a better advertising experience across CTV.

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9 Jaw Dropping AdMonsters Articles From 2022

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The past year in ad tech was a whirlwind. For some, the overwhelming bad news in digital media and ad tech tainted revenue and metrics, but the inventiveness of the industry is keeping things afloat. 2022 was also a year full of innovation in the ecosystem. 2022 was also a year full of innovation in the ecosystem.

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In a First, Tremor International to Offer Green Media Products on CTV, Powered by Scope3 Data

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Through Unruly, the SSP in Tremor’s platform, buyers can access Green Media Product (“GMP”) curated deals – powered by Scope3 data – across premium display, video and now, CTV, to achieve performance goals while mapping and measuring the carbon emissions of their media spend.

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Big Tech in the Game of Live Sports: The Impact for Consumers and Brands (from New York Advertising Week)?

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As Big Tech and smart TVs like Hisense make the play to air live sports, brands and leagues have new opportunities to interact with fans. The Big Tech shift has happened quickly, but it’s still new and still growing. The post Big Tech in the Game of Live Sports: The Impact for Consumers and Brands (from New York Advertising Week)?

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Misinformation Kills Brand Favorability, Consumers Are Not Here for it

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We’re seeing this with the many consumer data privacy regulations that are being passed globally, as well as with big tech updates like Apple’s ATT and Google’s Privacy Sandbox. Consumer perception is of great value in the advertising ecosystem and it means everything.

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The WIR: Publicis and Carrefour Launch a Retail Media JV, AVOD Companies Form a Streaming Alliance, and Uber Runs Video Ads

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In this week’s Week in Review: Uber looks to drive up ad revenues with video, Publicis and Carrefour seek to scale retail media in Europe and Latin America, and AVOD businesses team up for a new streaming alliance. And the addition of video ads will add a big supply of premium inventory to Uber’s catalogue.