Sometimes creatives don't need to 'think different', Politico is expanding Playbook to London, NBC News is rolling out new custom ads with viewability in mind,
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We collected the snippets of conversations marketers had about programmatic advertising this week at the Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit. The upshot: There's still a lot of bad data and vendor sales people out there.

Talent swap programs are the big new trend at agencies trying to give their staffers global experience.

Ads shouldn't be different just for the sake of being different. Luckily, Copyranter is here to explain the difference between "good different" and "bad different."

Politico isn't that widely known in London yet, but it's working to become a must-read for political wonks there in the wake of Brexit and the general election coming up in June.

NBC News is jumping on the viewability trend with new display ads it's rolling out, starting with two of its verticals.

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What marketers candidly say about programmatic: 'Salespeople rarely know the answer'

Ross Benes

At Digiday’s Programmatic Marketing Summit, marketers griped about inaccurate data, DSP clutter, shady publishers and vendor salespeople.

Sometimes creatives don't need to 'think different'

Mark Duffy

Being pushed to come up with something that’s never been done before causes art directors to create insane visuals that make no sense, Copyranter argues.

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Publishers have a quality assurance blindspot

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Politico is expanding Playbook to London

Jessica Davies

Politico is deepening its focus on London, hiring former Daily Mirror political editor Jack Blanchard to head the extension of its flagship newsletter Playbook in the capital.

NBC News is rolling out new custom ads with viewability in mind

Max Willens

NBC News unveiled redesigns Wednesday for its two vertical sites, offering a sneak preview of ad units it’s planning to roll out widely later this year.

Webinar: Mastering identity mapping of the connected consumer

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Mobile ad fraud: What 24 billion clicks on 400 ad networks reveal

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