| Max Willens The imminent arrival of Luminary raises the stakes for podcast creators hoping to generate revenue from subscriptions. |
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| Seb Joseph Hershey’s owns the contract to its DSP and, therefore, the performance data its programmatic bids generate. |
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| Sponsored Content IgnitionOne Today's consumers are active across a massive array of channels and devices, leaving mountains of data at every touchpoint. To make sense of it all, marketers have turned to an unwieldy array of acronyms -- DSPs, CDPs, CRM and more. But all too often, these technologies simply create new siloes. Sponsored by IgnitionOne. |
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| Tim Peterson If pay-TV providers find TV networks are providing connected TV platforms with 30% of their ad inventory, they may demand a similar share to bolster their addressable TV businesses. |
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| Hilary Milnes E-commerce companies are investing in bringing backend logistics in-house to improve customer experiences. |
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| Sponsored Content Unruly At the recent U7 summit in London, industry experts and world-renowned brands discussed the issues of complicated supply chains, self-policing and a lack of global guidelines on transparency. However, it's not all doom and gloom -- many companies are working hard to clean up the ad landscape by bringing transparency and trust back to the industry. Sponsored by Unruly. |
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