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  • How A 134-Year-Old US Law Still Defends Against Monopolies Today

    It might be surprising to learn the government fights against monopolies the same way now as it did in the late 19th century – partly because the laws haven’t needed to change all that much.

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  • AdExplainer: The Rise Of Sell-Side Curation

    Audience curation is a manifestation of what the online ad industry has long been calling for: closer collaboration between partners that isn’t built on unreliable third-party signals. To curate custom ad inventory, buyers have started working more closely with the sell side. Publishers have strong insights into user browsing behavior that advertisers can use for […]

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  • T-Commerce Vs. Shoppable TV

    Television commerce, or T-commerce, is similar to shoppable TV: both refer to buying something you see on television. But shoppable TV is far more nascent – and also has different implications on attribution.

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  • The Rise Of Ecommerce Ad Metrics

    Ecommerce isn’t just a new category for online advertising. It’s changing how online advertising works. The first generation of online ad metrics was all about measuring the impact of the ad itself: click-through rate, app installs, video views and the like tied to a standard CPM. Those metrics were an attempt to prove that online […]

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  • What Is The Future Of Dynamic Creative Optimization (DCO)?

    Once upon a time, ads didn’t change. They didn’t consider data inputs like a customer’s location, device, day of the week and time of day, weather conditions, search history and prior website interactions. Then dynamic creative optimization (DCO) came along. Easily paired with programmatic advertising technology, it automatically creates, iterates on and optimizes personalized ads […]

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  • What Is A Data Broker?

    The next wave of privacy regulation revolves around data brokers. And while the term “data broker” may have a negative connotation, its legal definition is fairly straightforward.

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