California Assembly member, Buffy Hicks, is proposing a state-level version of the journalism usage fee bill. The proposed law will allow local news outlets to work together to bargain with tech giants, such as Facebook and Google, to collect a fee for using their content and selling advertising alongside it.
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AdMonsters spoke with Tom Pachys, CEO and Co-Founder, EX.CO about the launch of the ad tech company's new AI-driven content recommendations and premium video libraries for publishers. We also discussed how they increase value for publishers by streamlining the supply path, and how AI can help fix ad tech's sustainability…
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If you live in DC, you may have noticed a new breed of lobbyists in town: the TikTok influencer. Politico reported that these folks planned to “flood” the city this week with its presence in an effort to stave off the U.S. government’s attempt to ban the app, unless ByteDance…
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Ahead of our upcoming webinar led by Strategic Solutions Engineer for OneTrust, Arshdeep Sood, "Consent-based Advertising: How You Can Automatically Build Audience Trust," we chatted with Sood about ever-changing privacy regulations, consent-based advertising, and what publishers need to know to stay ahead of the game.
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It’s not that anyone questions the need to verify placements or for third-party verification vendors to do so on behalf of clients, especially in the open programmatic markets. We all understand that advertisers don’t want to purchase inventory blindly and risk placing ads in horrific environments. Nor do they want…
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Jana Meron started Lioness Strategies to bring her expertise to more than just one company. She is concerned that the cookie's death will harm journalism, the open web, and consumers' ability to access trustworthy information.
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When Amber Bracegirdle started her career, she had no idea she would end up as co-founder and Chief Brand Officer of Mediavine, a full-service ad management provider helping content creators build sustainable businesses.
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Secure Data Recovery conducted a study to find out which apps American consumers trust least with their data collection practices. They discovered that women's health apps are the least trusted with data, and around 61% of people surveyed deleted an app because of data collection and privacy concerns.
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In an interview with MarketingBrew, Dan Taylor, Google’s VP of Global Ads claimed that the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit is “kind of out of touch” and that the market felt “more competitive than ever.” Part of the DOJ’s complaint is that Google pockets $.30 out of every ad dollar that flows…
Read MoreAdMonsters March 17, 2023 Consent Is the New Currency: A Conversation with OneTrust’s Ashlea Cartee Consent is the currency that will lead publishers to once again build trusted relationships with their audiences to offer them personalized experiences, and at the same time increase the value of those audiences to…
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