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35. Michael Katz – double-clicking on InterCLICK and Yahoo

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To accommodate a team of refugee Microsoft engineers, Mike and the team moved to Florida for a year and returned home with their own ad serving technology, allowing them to segue off Santa Barbara-based Fastclick’s ad serving tool, called AdServer , which competed with DoubleClick and Atlas.

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The WIR: ProSieben’s Ad Revenues Fall, Google Moves into FAST, and the FTC Prepares a Crackdown on Data Collection in Advertising

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The Week in Tech. French ad tech business Criteo has been handed a proposed €60 million fine by France’s data protection authority over violations of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), following an investigation to Criteo’s collection of data, and use of data for targeted advertising.

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35. Michael Katz – double-clicking on InterCLICK and Yahoo

Paleo AdTech

To accommodate a team of refugee Microsoft engineers, Mike and the team moved to Florida for a year and returned home with their own ad serving technology, allowing them to segue off Santa Barbara-based Fastclick’s ad serving tool, called AdServer , which competed with DoubleClick and Atlas.

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The WIR: Publicis Plans €300 Million AI Investment, Skydance Media Makes a Bid for Paramount, and Sky’s UK&I CEO Steps Down

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Skydance Media is a production business which has co-financed a number of Paramount Pictures’ biggest films over the last ten years, including Top Gun: Maverick, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, and Star Trek Beyond. The offer comes just one month after Warner Bros.

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The WIR: Netflix Joins the Upfronts, The Trade Desk Launches a First-Party Data Hub, and Publishers Report Worries for 2023

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Demand-side platform The Trade Desk has launched a first-party data hub called Galileo, designed to help marketers activate against their data sets without third-party cookies. The system will therefore simplify the buying process in a post-cookie open internet, according to the company. The Week for Publishers.

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The WIR: Altice Explores Teads Sale, Premier League Revamps Rights Auction, and UK Digital Publisher Revenues Show Continued Growth

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In this week’s Week in Review: Altice Europe considers selling ad tech business Teads, the Premier League revamps its TV rights auction, and UK digital publisher revenues show continued growth. Altice acquired the ad tech firm in 2017 for €285 million.

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The WIR: Broadcaster Earnings Hint at Slowing TV Ad Revenues, WFA Warns of “Worst Ever” Talent Crisis, and Seedtag Raises Over $250 Million

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Ad Industry Facing “Worst Ever Talent Crisis” The advertising and marketing industries are potentially facing their “worst ever talent crisis” according to new research from the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) and MediaSense. The Week in Tech. Google Introduces New Tool to Expose Hidden Ad Tech Fees.

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