Since Axel Springer switched from a waterfall-based ad tech stack to using AppNexus as its ad server, its programmatic revenues have by increased 10 percent compared to the same period last year.

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"The risk-cost trade-off is the fundamental challenge." When a brand-safety issue arises on a platform, advertisers often initially pause spending on the platform but resume it after the platform promises to take vague action. Here's why this cycle persists.

Using a questionnaire, YouTube is asking creators to help identify whether their own videos on the platform are brand-unsafe.

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'We want publishers to think the unthinkable': How Axel Springer is reducing its reliance on Google ad tech

Jessica Davies

Programmatic revenues have jumped 10 percent year over year since Axel Springer overhauled its ad tech stack.

Vanity Fair launches a $20-a-year digital paywall

Lucia Moses

A subscription gets people unlimited royals gossip, but also access to Vanity Fair's increasing culture, business and politics coverage.

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Three questions Congress should've asked Mark Zuckerberg

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Two weeks ago, Mark Zuckerberg went before Congress to explain himself. As the chief strategy officer of an advertising technology company and someone who understands how user data translates to ad targeting, I think that these hearings have only scratched the surface. Sponsored by AppNexus.

It's the ROI, stupid: Advertisers talk a big game on brand safety, but rarely follow through

Shareen Pathak

There's a cycle that's becoming increasingly clear when it comes to brand safety: Something bad happens on a platform, and advertisers express outrage and pause spending, only to resume it after the platform promises to take vague action.

To identify unsafe content, YouTube tries asking creators to rate their own videos

Tim Peterson

YouTube is testing a self-certification questionnaire for creators to declare if their videos contain inappropriate content.

Why soft skills development shouldn't be overlooked

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When a PS organization can enhance the "soft skills" of its PS consultants, it can ultimately drive more value to the client, as well as lead to more repeatable business for the PS organization. Get the guide. Sponsored by Oracle + NetSuite.

From automation to opacity: Overcoming marketers' AI anxieties

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While AI can create excitement in some, it can make others feel uncertain--sometimes even worried about their futures. We'll dive into some of the misperceptions at the heart of these anxieties through the anonymous confessions of several marketers. Sponsored by IBM Watson Marketing

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