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AdExchanger
11 months ago
Marketing tech

MadHive Is Going Shopping For Measurement Tech With $300 Million Investment From Goldman Sachs | AdExchanger

Connected TV is abuzz with growth.MadHive, the CTV ad buying platform, announced a $300 million investment from Goldman Sachs on Tuesday.This marks a massive influx of capital, more than twice the $125 million in revenue the company brought in last year.While it isn't disclosing its official valuation, it's "approaching $1 billion," company CEO Spencer Potts told AdExchanger.
Exchangewire
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Why the Future of Ad Measurement Will be Attention-First

In this exclusive byline ahead of ATS Madrid 2023, Carlos Risco, senior client success manager, Lumen, discusses how attention is shaping the future of ad measurement.We live in a world where there are distractions and entertainment everywhere.As soon as you wake up and check your phone or turn on the TV, you've engaged with brands and advertisers before you've even had your first cup of coffee.
www.nytimes.com
1 year ago
US politics

U.S. Wires Ukraine With Radiation Sensors to Detect Nuclear Blasts

The United States is wiring Ukraine with sensors that can detect bursts of radiation from a nuclear weapon or a dirty bomb and can confirm the identity of the attacker.In part, the goal is to make sure that if Russia detonates a radioactive weapon on Ukrainian soil, its atomic signature and Moscow's culpability could be verified.
Futurism
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

Google's Bard AI Credibly Accused of Plagiarizing Without Credit

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On Wednesday, we reported that Google's finally unveiled Bard AI wasted no time to start spewing ridiculous conspiracy theories and fabricating non-existent citations to back them up.But as it turns out, citing bogus sources is just the beginning of its problems.Now, Tom's Hardware reports that it caught the Bard AI blatantly plagiarizing without citing any sources at all - which Bard even freely admitted to doing.
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AdExchanger
11 months ago
Marketing tech

Publishers Have One Year To Test And Raise Red Flags On Google's Privacy Sandbox | AdExchanger

Publishers could be forgiven for dragging their heels on testing the cookie alternatives in the Chrome Privacy Sandbox.There's been a delay or two on the phaseout of third-party cookies, after all.But Google swears it's serious about its 2024 deadline."One hundred percent, we are deprecating the third-party cookie in the second half of 2024 - full stop," said Joey Trotz, director of Google's Chrome Privacy Sandbox initiative, speaking at an AdMonsters event in New York City last week.
AdExchanger
11 months ago
Marketing tech

Where Programmatic TV is Headed Next | AdExchanger

Following the broader digital ad world, the TV market is rapidly moving to the impression-based model.Managed services for impression-based (including addressable) remain alive and well, but this year's Upfronts demonstrated the most dynamic growth centers on the programmatic marketplace.Growth in programmatic TV is more than a reaction to shifting viewership.
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AdExchanger
11 months ago
Marketing tech

Tech Sprawl Is A Growth Inhibitor, Not Just A Cost Problem | AdExchanger

Here's how you succeed in ad tech: Analyze more data in more complex ways and turn that into differentiated products.Ad tech players know it's not that simple.Until recently, this path required obscure detours through data summarization and sprawling tech specialization.But today, consolidated data and analytics platforms can simplify and streamline the path to analyzing more data in more complex ways - providing an accelerated route to innovative data products that unlock new opportunities to deliver more value to advertisers.
AdExchanger
11 months ago
Marketing tech

What Advertisers Can Learn From AVOD's Rapid Evolution

Almost five years ago , one advertising "newcomer" poised to flourish was advertising-supported video on demand (AVOD) within connected TV (CTV) and over-the-top (OTT) platforms.Fast-forward to 2023, traditional TV has been drastically cut from households nationwide, with 36% of the US population cutting the cord and 93% of viewers reporting they access streaming video platforms.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Is Your Streaming Ad Performance Being Manipulated? | AdExchanger

If there's a case to be made for Nielsen, it's the fact that it got every single agency and TV advertiser aligned on how to measure a TV campaign.In the good old days, Nielsen ensured there was order and harmony.As it relates to streaming TV, it's err... different.Nielsen got dethroned before it could even establish itself in the world of streaming TV.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Dollar General's CMO on how its retail media network reaches rural shoppers

* By Marty Swant




This article is part of a limited series exploring the challenges and opportunities associated with commerce media, from e-commerce to retail media networks.More from the series →

When Dollar General began building out its retail media network a few years ago, the discount retailer made a surprising realization: There was a disconnect between the audiences it was reaching and where its customers lived.
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Exchangewire
11 months ago
Marketing tech

MGID and Playmaker Enter Partnership To Deliver Contextual Native Advertising to Playmaker's Web Audience - ExchangeWire.com

MGID, the global advertising platform, today announced a partnership with Playmaker, the digital sports media company that delivers authentic content experiences through its portfolio of sports media brands.The partnership will see the direct integration of MGID's native ads across Playmaker's web properties to maximise user experience and engagement and increase traffic and monetisation.
Modern Retail
1 year ago
Marketing

Physical stores are poised to be the next major media channel for retailers

Physical store retail media represents the next big business potential for retailers to capitalize on as in-store audiences are substantially larger than digital audiences on average.A new study by Insider Intelligence found that for 13 leading brick-and-mortar retailers including Walmart and Target, their in-store audience is 70% greater than their digital audiences, citing data from Placer.ai and Comscore Media Metrix Multi-Platform.
Podcasternews
1 year ago
Podcast

Magellan AI Verified As Third-Party Attribution Partner By Spreaker From iHeart

Magellan AI, the podcast advertising analytics and attribution platform with the world's largest database of podcast advertising data announced that they have been validated as a third party partner by Spreaker from iHeart, the leading podcast platform for monetization, globally.This integration will allow all advertising campaigns run on the Spreaker network to use Attribution by Magellan AI, which delivers accurate and in-depth campaign results and attribution analytics.
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Podcasternews
1 year ago
Podcast

Acast Launches Audience Segments Targeting Capability On Self-Serve Advertising Platform

Acast, the world's largest independent podcast company,launched Audience Segments on its self-serve advertising platform.The new capability enables advertisers booking campaigns through the self-serve platform to target listeners based on Nielsen Audience Segments across Acast's more than 92,000 podcasts.
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AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

How Big-Name CPGs Will Learn From And Sideline Ecommerce-Native Rivals | AdExchanger

Hey, this is James from AdExchanger.Coming in hot with this week's dispatch about what legacy CPG brands are learning from online natives and how they're reasserting their strength in retail stores.I've been asking marketers from well-known store brands whether their toughest competition comes from legacy CPGs, retailer private-label brands or ecommerce-native brands.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

First Come, First Served For First-Party Data; The Gray Lady Goes Gangbusters With Games | AdExchanger

Here's today's AdExchanger.comnews round-up... Want it by email?Sign up Network To Get Work here.Being called an "ad network" is a major slur for ad tech companies.It implies arbitrage and obfuscation.The Trade Desk and Google butted heads in 2019 over the designation of Google's exchange bidding (now called Open Bidding) as a network intermediary (which it is, to be fair) when Google sold those impressions through direct publisher integrations.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

WTF is a data clean room?

Originally published on March 1, 2019, this article has been updated to include an explainer video that highlights IAB Tech Lab's data clean room standards that were introduced in February 2023.Advertisers' attempts to break down data's walled gardens have found a second wind.The emergence of so-called data clean rooms - safe spaces where insights gleaned from the walled gardens are commingled with first-party data from advertisers for measurement and attribution - is gathering pace as media trading becomes more addressable.
Exchangewire
1 year ago
Marketing tech

The MadTech Sketch: an Overview of Commerce Media Ad Tech & Demand

In this week's MadTech Sketch, Ciarán O'Kane outlines the complexity of the Commerce Media ad ecosystem and gives an overview of the demand underpinning this media segment.The Commerce Media ad ecosystem is complex.From attribution to native ad platforms to clean rooms to trade marketing budgets, it can be a daunting task trying to conceptualise this sprawling mess of retailers, marketers, "utility publishers", ad tech, and buyers.
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IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

Assessing PTAB Bias Via Analysis of 'Dueling Expert' IPRs

"This data shows that the PTAB is almost three times more likely to side with a petitioner's expert on the majority of issues in a case than with the patentee's expert."Patent owners think Inter Partes Reviews (IPRs) are a fixed game.Their concern goes beyond structural and procedural aspects of the IPR process; patent owners also believe that Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) judges are hostile to patents.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Clear Out Your Ad Tech For A Better 2023 Strategy | AdExchanger

Data-Driven Thinking Today's column is written by Nancy Marzouk, CEO and founder of MediaWallah." is written by members of the media community and contains fresh ideas on the digital revolution in media.The heady digital growth brought on by the pandemic has faded.A recession seems imminent.In tough times, marketers see budgets slashed and turn their focus from spending to saving.
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Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Marketers seek adaptability amid a fragmented post-cookie landscape

Marketers are increasingly hemmed in by the rising tide of privacy laws across the globe, plus multinational corporates' preference for a tighter grip on the technology they use forcing them to seek flexibility.The signals marketers have traditionally used to both target online audiences and track the efficacy of such activities are on the wane as epitomized by the sunsetting of third-party cookies in the Google Chrome browser and Apple's diminution IDFAs on iOS.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Retailers have become premium suppliers of ad inventory

Retail media is undergoing a significant transformation as first-party data collection and analysis develop.The biggest retailers in the U.S. - Target, Kroger, Lowe's, Best Buy, Walgreens, Dollar General, Albertsons and more - are investing heavily in advertising via retail media networks (RMNs) and other digital sources.
Marketing Brew
1 year ago
Marketing

More advertisers are using clean rooms, but not to their full potential, research says

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The email newsletter guaranteed to bring you the latest stories shaping the marketing and advertising world, like only the Brew can.Advertisers are increasingly using clean rooms, but there's still plenty of laundry to fold.That's according to the IAB's 2023 State of Data report, based on a survey of "data decision-makers" across brands, publishers, and agencies.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

AdQuick Joins The Growing Ranks Of DOOH DSPs | AdExchanger

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Digital-out-of-home (DOOH) media has existed for more than a decade.But it's only starting to claim its place in the programmatic pantheon.The Trade Desk launched DOOH buying during the pandemic, and Google's Display & Video 360 DSP came out of a long-running DOOH beta in August.Only yesterday, the IAB updated the openRTB specs for DOOH sales.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

The Podcast Purchase Pipeline; Canada Wants More Canadians On YouTube | AdExchanger

Here's today's AdExchanger.comnews round-up... Want it by email?Sign up Podcast To Cart  here.Podcast advertising is plagued by measurement challenges.For example, there's nothing to click or optimize.But marketers still like the channel for its intimacy and because podcasts are starting to pop in attribution reports.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

'Away from tactical media buying': Advertisers shifting in-housing efforts in to gain more ad spend control

It wouldn't be a period of penny pinching in advertising without the in-house topic coming into sharp focus again.So here it is, the perennial reality check on how (and how not) marketers are using in-house teams to exert more control over how their ad dollars are spent.On the surface, not much seems to have changed since Digiday's last recap (which we published in April 2021).
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Marketing Brew
1 year ago
Podcast

Lessons in podcast advertising from Athletic Greens, Uncommon Goods, and Cariuma

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The podcast ads are coming from inside the house.Like with any channel, brands looking to advertise on podcasts have a range of agencies that they can hire to do the work for them.But some teams and execs choose to handle the ins and outs of podcast ad planning, buying, and measurement almost entirely on their own.
Podcasternews
1 year ago
Podcast

Veritonic Added To List Of Acast's Preferred Audio Attribution Partners

Veritonic, the industry's comprehensive audio analytics and research platform, announced today that they have been approved as an attribution partner by Acast, the world's largest independent podcast company.As a result, the more than 2,400 advertisers and 88,000 podcasters that use the Acast platform to distribute their podcast content can elect to utilize Veritonic's robust attribution capabilities to optimize and further increase the ROI of their audio campaigns.
Podcasternews
1 year ago
Podcast

Podsights Reports ARN's iHeartMedia Australia Outperforms Global Benchmarks

Findings from the Q3 Podsights Benchmark Australian Report show ARN's iHeartPodcast Network Australia continues to be the market-leader in advertising effectiveness, with conversion rates outperforming global standards by a significant margin.Through its partnership with Podsights, ARN is setting the standard for podcast advertising measurement, providing commercial partners with data-led insights to ensure maximum engagement and conversion with iHeartPodcast Network's audiences.
Podcasternews
1 year ago
Podcast

Magellan AI Taps Experian To Improve Attribution

Magellan AI, the podcast analytics platform with the world's largest database of podcast advertising data, announced a new collaboration with Experian, the world's leading information services company.Experian's Identity Graph will power Attribution by Magellan AI.The new attribution platform was recently announced and will enable podcast advertisers and publishers to gain insights into campaign performance and success with the Magellan AI dashboard.
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Theregister
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

South Pacific vacations may be wrecked by ransomware

New Zealand's Privacy Commission has signalled it may open an investigation into local managed services provider Mercury IT, which serves many government agencies and businesses and has been hit by ransomware.Mercury's website is, at the time of writing, a single page that states "Mercury IT provides a wide range of IT services to customers throughout New Zealand."
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

AdExplainer: Data-Driven Linear Vs. Addressable TV | AdExchanger

Lots of people are talking about addressable TV."Data-driven linear," though?Not so much.But despite the fact that data-driven linear (DDL) doesn't get as much attention as its somewhat sexier addressable cousin, it's becoming an increasingly popular choice for linear advertisers attempting to make more informed media buys.
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Social Media Today
1 week ago
Marketing

LinkedIn Shares Tips to Help Marketers Maximize Campaign Performance [Infographic]

B2B marketers can leverage AI, attribution, and measurement for campaign success. [ more ]
MarTech
6 days ago
Marketing

The marketing ROI problem has its roots in marketing culture | MarTech

Marketing ROI calculation remains challenging despite technological advancements. [ more ]
AdExchanger
2 weeks ago
Marketing

How Streamers Respond To Mounting Pressure From Buyers And Investors | AdExchanger

Streaming ad spend projections show social video outpacing CTV growth. [ more ]
Digiday
2 weeks ago
Marketing

CVS Media Exchange bets on solving the measurement gap to stand out in the retail media landscape

Retailers are enhancing their retail media networks like CVS's CMX, focusing on solving measurement and attribution challenges in the industry amid Google's third-party cookie changes. [ more ]
AdExchanger
1 month ago
Marketing

Ad Tech's Performance Review | AdExchanger

Cadent acquires AdTheorent for $324 million to enhance its performance capabilities and expand into an omnichannel platform.
Cadent aims to bridge the gap between TV and digital performance measurements, while addressing issues with attribution in retail media networks. [ more ]
Digiday
3 months ago
Marketing

Marketing Briefing: As influencer marketing RFPs mature, measurement, attribution and emerging trend strategies come into focus

Brands' influencer marketing RFPs are focused on measurement, attribution, and staying abreast of emerging trends.
Marketers are requiring more sophisticated metrics for influencer marketing campaigns and want to plug data into their own dashboards. [ more ]
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MarTech
5 days ago
Deliverability

Why you should track your email's long tail to measure success (plus a case study) | MarTech

Long-tail strategy is crucial in email marketing for accurate reporting and attribution. [ more ]
Lindsey Gamble
3 weeks ago
Social media marketing

Pinterest Adds Account Claiming Feature for Instagram - Lindsey Gamble

Creators can now link Instagram to Pinterest for attribution, analytics, and cross-posting.
Pinners benefit from increased post visibility and an easy repurposing method on Pinterest. [ more ]
Web design
Coindesk
5 months ago
Web design

Web3 Attribution Platform Spindl Teams Up With AppsFlyer to Improve Blockchain Gaming Analytics

Spindl, an attribution and analytics platform, has partnered with AppsFlyer to improve marketing for Web3 games.
AppsFlyer has been providing attribution for mobile gaming since 2011 and has raised $300 million in venture capital. [ more ]
Medium
1 year ago
Web design

My go-to Figma plugins for streamlining design work

Designers know the importance of using the right tools to achieve their creative vision.Figma plugins have been a game-changer, providing new functionality and tools to streamline my work.There are countless plugins available that you can use to strengthen your process and give your project greater functionality.
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AdExchanger
6 months ago
Marketing tech

The Problem With Ad Platform Measurement - From Someone Who Knows

Ad measurement and attribution are in crisis, but it may be a good thing.
The AppTrackingTransparency framework has disrupted campaign measurement and caused lost revenue for major platforms.
Changes like ATT have forced the industry to rethink measurement and opened the door to new platforms. [ more ]
AdExchanger
11 months ago
Marketing tech

The Metaverse Clings To Life; AI Fever You Can't Sweat Out | AdExchanger

The metaverse has gone from the next big thing to a punchline about the danger of chasing Big Tech's shiny objects.Even Meta is downplaying its investment in immersive virtual worlds.Microsoft is still building metaverse infrastructure and doubling down on (actually successful) metaverse-adjacent offerings, such as the multiplayer sandbox game Minecraft, and Nvidia is partnering with WPP on AI and metaverse-related projects (see below).
MarTech
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Marketing use cases for data clean rooms | MarTech

Data clean rooms (DCRs) are a relatively new technology that marketers are using to enhance their use of data in a privacy-compliant way.Ana Milicevic, principal and co-founder of management consultancy Sparrow Advisers, recently gave The MarTech Conference some answers to pressing questions marketers have about how DCRs can power their stack.
Exchangewire
1 year ago
Marketing tech

RevOps Barometer H1 2023: What the Industry Thinks

Back again for 2023, the Colab Consulting Rev Ops Barometer monitors the needs, concerns and priorities of revenue and advertising operations teams across the globe.The H1 2023 report is released amid a tricky time for the industry, with a prevailing air of cautiousness and the ever-looming deprecation of third-party cookies.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

More DTC Agency Execs And Consultants Are Giving 'Brand Operator' A Try | AdExchanger

Hey, readers!This is James Hercher, AdExchanger's senior editor and your escort into the world of commerce media.This week, we examine an interesting DTC marketing trend whereby online brand building and ecommerce advertising experts are testing their mettle by launching and operating brands of their own.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

AppLovin Is Embracing Cost Per Install With Its New CTV Product | AdExchanger

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Hot: Performance-based marketing on connected TV.Not: CPM-based pricing for CTV campaigns.On Wednesday, app marketing platform AppLovin added CTV supply from streaming video distribution platform Wurl, which it acquired last March, to its mobile user acquisition platform, AppDiscovery.AppLovin's marketer clients can now buy CTV inventory across more than 3,000 channels and hundreds of FAST apps on a cost-per-install (CPI) basis.
Patently-O
11 months ago
Intellectual property law

Guest Post: Jillian Grennan, Charting New Paths in Innovation: Reflections from Harvard's Innovation Economics Conference

(Editor's note: (This post is part of a series by the Diversity Pilots Initiative, which advances inclusive innovation through rigorous research.The first blog in the series is here, and resources from the first conference of the initiative are available here.-Jason) By: Jillian Grennan, Associate Professor of Finance and Principal, Diversity Pilots Initiative Recently, I had the privilege of being part of the Junior Innovation Economics Conference at Harvard Business School.
Patently-O
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

Subreddit Drama

Reddit: Anyone can start a subreddit, and back in 2012 Jaime Rogozinski started r/WallStreetBets.Over the years, the site attracted millions of subscribers talking about aggressive trading strategies; providing middle-school humor; and pumping-up various stocks (e.g., GameStop).In 2020, Reddit removed Rogozinski from his role controlling the subreddit as moderator, concluding that he was "attempting to monetize a community."
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 year ago
Intellectual property law

High Court Asks Solicitor General for Views on Genius-Google Copyright Preemption Case

"Respondents breached a provision that bars reproduction, distribution, and so forth for 'commercial purposes.'And Respondents, highly sophisticated competitors, do not dispute they knew they had promised not to do those things and did them anyway."- Genius Reply Brief
The U.S. Supreme Court today invited the Solicitor General's views i n a copyright case that asks the High Court to grant a petition on the question of whether the Copyright Act's preemption clause allows a business "to invoke traditional state-law contract remedies to enforce a promise not to copy and use its content?"
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Digiday+ Research: Brands make big bet on first-party data as third-party cookie fades away

* By Julia Tabisz



The life of the third-party cookie is (someday, we think) coming to an end.And despite plenty of warning, it's still not clear what will replace it.For brands, the majority of whom say they are taking action to prepare for the post-cookie world, the way forward could very well be first-party data.
time.com
1 year ago
OMG science

Climate Change Made Asia's April Heat Wave 30 Times More Likely To Occur

(BENGALURU, India) A searing heat wave in parts of southern Asia in April this year was made at least 30 times more likely by climate change, according to a rapid study by international scientists released Wednesday.Sizzling temperatures of up to 45 degrees Celsius (113 degrees Fahrenheit) were recorded in monitoring stations in parts of India, Bangladesh, Thailand and Laos last month which was unusually high for the time of year.
Ars Technica
1 year ago
OMG science

Climate enforcers need hard evidence, and Friederike Otto has it

On July 19, 2022, the UK experienced a taste of the weather to come.Temperatures reached 40.3° Celsius-soaring past the previous record by more than one-and-a-half degrees.Dozens of homes in east London were destroyed by fires, while elsewhere in the country, the heat pushed the power grid close to the point of failure.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Content creator Sarah Palmyra says influencers want more affiliate options on short-form vertical video

For beauty influencer Sarah Palmyra, Instagram Reels has historically packed the most punch when it comes to driving sales of her favorite products.Last June, Palmyra posted an unsponsored, short-form vertical video about her love of Soft Service's Smoothing Solution product.It was originally posted on TikTok, and later republished on her Instagram Reels account, and according to the company, the product sold out due to an overwhelming number of customers coming to the site via her Instagram post.
Engadget
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

Hollywood writers demand protections against AI exploitation | Engadget

Luddites had the right of things all the way back in the 1800s.When textile factory owners in early 19th century England used the industrialization of their industry as an excuse to underpay and overwork employees in dangerous, dehumanizing conditions, the secret organization of workers set about smashing the machines of the capitalists who exploited them.
sfist.com
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

Fed-Up Artists Now Suing AI Startups For Stealing Their Work To Create Those Stupid Avatar' Selfies

The AI tool behind that Lensa Magic Avatar selfie fad that came and went last month is named in a new batch of copyright lawsuits, as artists say their work was swiped without permission or attribution.We apologize in advance for including one of those infernal AI selfie pictures at the top of this post, as your social media timelines were ravaged with this nonsense around a month ago this time.
The Verge
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

ArtStation is hiding images that protest against AI art

Art platform ArtStation is removing images protesting AI-generated art from its homepage, claiming that the content violates its Terms of Service.Members of the ArtStation community have been protesting after AI-generated art began appearing on the platform in early December.Protestors are concerned that AI-generated art is derivative of the labor of human artists and often uses their work without attribution or compensation.
Washington Post
1 year ago
Environment

Spain's April heat nearly impossible without climate change

MADRID - Record-breaking April temperatures in Spain, Portugal and northern Africa were made 100 times more likely by human-caused climate change, a new flash study found, and would have been almost impossible in the past.Are you on Telegram?Subscribe to our channel for the latest updates on Russia's war in Ukraine.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Despite agencies' investments in data tech, advertiser expectations still fall short

The most insightful customer data sits at the heart of commerce media - but that doesn't mean advertisers always get the insights they're looking for.And even though agency holding companies have moved to bolster their positions in the retail arena, analysts agree the space is very much still in its infancy when it comes to the sophistication of data insights available.
What's New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News
1 year ago
Online marketing

Using attention metrics to create personalized advertising | What's New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News

Marketers report significant sales increases from personalized advertising placement
The dominance of mass-market advertising may be coming to an end as one-size-fits-all advertising isn't as effective as it used to be.The fragmentation of digital audiences across a growing number of platforms has placed an increasing emphasis on personalized content.
Modern Retail
1 year ago
Online marketing

With a new weighted item unit, Instacart continues to build and scale its ad platform

Instacart, last week, rolled out its sponsored product ads to fresh produce brands.It's the latest sign that the company views its advertising business as a big area of growth as it tries to diversify away from its well-known grocery delivery service.Instacart will now let brands run ads for random weight produce items like bananas and grapes with price-look-up (PLU) codes or stickers, the company said.
Digiday
1 year ago
Online marketing

How Netflix could up the ante for advertisers as it explores solutions to its ad tech conundrum

Earlier this year, it emerged that Netflix was exploring potentially adjusting its ad strategy after what can be considered a tricky start to the advertising business.Sources said outcomes could include the streaming service overhauling its relationship with Microsoft, which has powered Netflix's ad tech.
Eater LA
1 year ago
LA food

Behold Evan Funke's Bold New Ode to Handmade Pastas in Beverly Hills

No expense was spared or detail overlooked when chef Evan Funke and real estate mogul Kurt Rappaport dreamed up Funke.Together, the first-time partners (with a shared "passion for exquisite things," says Rappaport) wanted to build a legacy restaurant that delivered peerless fare and service inside a sumptuously appointed Beverly Hills address.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

What's Actually Going On Behind Retail Media Network Walls? | AdExchanger

Hey, subscribers!This is James Hercher of AdExchanger, with our latest dispatch from the intersection of commerce and media.This week, we consider retail media networks (RMNs).Specifically, the inventory that's behind many of these platform storefronts.The retail media mystery box American retailers now see themselves as media companies with their own ad impressions, audiences and valuable data.
www.independent.co.uk
1 year ago
UK news

JMW Turner painting of Chepstow Castle sold at auction for more than 90,000

A JMW Turner painting of Chepstow Castle overlooking the River Wye has sold at auction to Chepstow Museum for 93,375.The sale price has beaten by almost double the pre-auction estimate of 30,000 to 50,000.The British artist was 19 years old when he created the watercolour, which has been kept in a private family collection in London since 1956.
www.independent.co.uk
1 year ago
UK news

Turner painting of Chepstow Castle to be sold at auction

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails A JMW Turner painting of Chepstow Castle overlooking the River Wye is to be sold at auction where it has an estimate of 30,000 to 50,000.The British artist was 19-years-old when he created the watercolour painting, which has been kept in a private family collection in London since 1956.
Creative Bloq
1 year ago
Graphic design

Is the minimalist logo trend destroying brands?

Anyone keeping an eye on logo design over the past few years may have noticed a certain trend.Logos have been getting simpler, flatter and more minimalist.For many, this makes sense.A simple logo is easy to recall and it has the flexibility to work in small digital uses such as in favicons and app icons.
Speckyboy Design Magazine
1 year ago
Graphic design

12 Free Smoke Brush Packs for Adobe Photoshop

Adding smoke to your designs can instantly enhance their visual appeal and create a stunning effect.However, creating smoke from scratch in Photoshop can be a difficult and time-consuming process, especially if you're working on a tight deadline or need to create multiple smoke effects.Fortunately, there's an easy solution: smoke brush packs.
MarTech
1 year ago
Marketing tech

TransUnion expands TruAudience marketing solutions | MarTech

Today, TransUnion announced the expansion of their TruAudience line of marketing solutions.These solutions now combine the consumer data, identity resolution, audience building and targeting capabilities of TransUnion and Neustar, which TransUnion acquired in 2021.TruAudience offers a suite of privacy-first identity resolution, data enrichment, audience targeting and advanced analytics solutions.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Slack shifts brand marketing efforts from 'always on' paid media to tentpole events like SXSW and Dreamforce

* By Kristina Monllos



Slack is retooling its brand marketing efforts this year to focus on tentpole events like South by Southwest and Dreamforce.By doing so, the workplace messaging app wants to reach its target audience of software decision makers and small business owners more efficiently, explained Colin McRae, head of brand and creative at Slack.
Stableattribution
1 year ago
UX design

Find the human art behind the A.I. images

one day a person created an image, which they wanted to share with other people.they posted it online, and people who saw it knew who made it.it had attribution.millions of other people did the same.for years people posted images all over the web.billions of human-made images were uploaded.one day, these images were scraped into datasets intended for research.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Roku Hopes To Bounce Back With Smart TVs After Revenue Growth Plateaus | AdExchanger

Considering Roku decided to start manufacturing smart TVs in the middle of a looming recession, its Q4 results probably could have been worse.Roku's net revenue was up 13% from last quarter to $867 million.But its growth rate is flat year over year, said CEO Anthony Wood during Roku's earnings call on Wednesday.
RAIN News
1 year ago
Music

Veritonic Audio Intelligence Summit: Power, Attribution, Myth-busting - RAIN News

On Wednesday Veritonic presented its second annual Audio Intelligence Summit, a half-day series of presentations whose main theme was the primacy of audio.A series of eight onstage discussions explored the power of audio branding, the monetization of podcasts, attribution strategies in audio marketing, the creative process of branding with audio, some future forecasting of podcasting, a demonstration of interactive audio advertising, and how the audio creation industry can navigate an uncertain financial environment.
RAIN News
1 year ago
Music

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Pre-Audible ... Way Pre Who started audio books?Go way back before Audible to 1955, when Marianne Mantell began, then in her early 20s, began recording authors reading their own books for a new label called Caedman.Participating writers included T.S. Eliot, Sylvia Plath, William Faulkner, Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes and Gertrude Stein.
VentureBeat
1 year ago
Marketing

How to implement a data-driven media budget

Data is king.It was a fact several years ago and it stands as a fact nowadays.For marketers, the problem is not to dive into all data; the key is trustworthy data.The dilemma is that, while having data that is measurable and useable, marketers must also accept that true measurement won't be coming from single source data points.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Cookies Are Behind Us. Probabilistic Data Is Ahead | AdExchanger

Between cookie deprecation, browser changes that limit attribution, new data laws and the potential loss of addressable open exchange inventory, it's clear that data and identity are the most important topics in the ad industry today.We're talking about some of the most disruptive changes to digital media in the past 15 years - changes that will permanently alter media operations and data activation.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Paramount Has Some Advice For Buyers And Sellers That Want To Use Alt Currencies | AdExchanger

The TV industry loves talking about measurement alternatives to Nielsen.But when will broadcasters and advertisers actually start using them?On Thursday, Paramount released an initial template for TV publishers and advertisers with guidance on how to use new video currencies.Paramount is also one of several broadcasters to join the joint industry committee (JIC), which released its own first pass at standards on Monday for video currencies.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Agency clients' KPIs evolve with a focus on retail and post-pandemic economy

The way agencies deliver performance metrics is shifting, as brands seek to expand in retail media and shift priorities following the pandemic.In some ways this was inevitable.As the continual digital transformation shapes advertising, clients are asking for different metrics to reflect trends ranging from immersive and social content to connected TV.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Why Meta Pins Its Hopes To Payments | AdExchanger

Welcome to AdExchanger's Commerce Media Newsletter, where we explore the open savanna that stands before the retail and ecommerce industries.I'm your guide, James Hercher.In my first two dispatches, I focused on Google's Performance Max shopping product and Shopify Audiences, which represents Shopify's entrée into advertising.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

IOS Attribution Is Broken, But SKAN4-Compliant Bidding Tech Could Fix It | AdExchanger

Apple introduced SKAdNetwork (SKAN) to replace IDFA-based attribution.But SKAN's methodology, which uses encrypted data to represent a campaign ID, is much more complicated than the straightforward use of a single device ID.Adoption of the latest version, SKAN4, is therefore still very low.Only about 5% of mobile ad inventory is currently SKAN4-compliant, said Adrienne Rice, director of media investment at M&C Saatchi Performance.
Towleroad Gay News
1 year ago
Public health

WHO Maintains Public Health Emergency Alert For Mpox - Towleroad Gay News

(Reuters) - The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday said mpox remained a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC), its highest level of alert, citing continued transmission in some countries.Mpox - which spreads via close contact and tends to cause flu-like symptoms and pus-filled skin lesions - was declared a global health emergency by the WHO in July 2022.
www.theguardian.com
1 year ago
Spain news

Artificial intelligence uncovers lost work by titan of Spain's Golden Age'

Lost or misattributed works by some of the finest writers of Spain's Golden Age could be discovered thanks to pioneering AI technology that has been used to identify a previously unknown play by the wildly prolific dramatist, poet, sailor and priest Lope de Vega.This week Spain's National Library announced that researchers trawling its massive archive had stumbled upon and verified a play that Lope is believed to have written a few years before his death in 1635.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

Will advertisers care about Twitter's brand safety tools under new DoubleVerify deal?

Twitter's new brand safety deal with measurement company DoubleVerify aims to attract advertisers, but some marketers say it'll take more than tech partners to win a bigger share of their wallets.The companies are rolling out a way to analyze where their ads appear within users' timelines, giving marketers more context for understanding which tweets appear above and below each ad.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

LUMA: After The 2022 Doldrums, 2023 Will Be A Better Year For M&A

Tired in 2022: Growth at all costs.Wired in 2023: Realistic ad tech valuations."We were in a 12-year bull run with very low interest rates for such a long time that the push towards growth [as the primary valuation driver] had gotten a little out of hand," said Conor McKenna, a director at LUMA Partners.
www.mercurynews.com
1 year ago
Marketing

Google Analytics 4: What You Need to Know

Google's standard Universal Analytics (i.e., all previous generations of GA) will stop processing data as of July 1, 2023.Any new properties created since October 2020 default to the new Google Analytics 4 (GA4.)If you have older properties, you should switch to GA4 as soon as possible to prepare for the transition.
The Paris Review
1 year ago
Books

Only Style Survives: On Chateaubriand - The Paris Review

I lie in bed until the voice says Get up and live, then I put on my slippers and read my usual ten pages of Chateaubriand over breakfast.Why Chateaubriand?Because it is an impossibly long book, and long out of fashion, because Baudelaire claimed him, in a letter to Sainte-Beuve, as the father of dandyism, because Proust heard in Chateaubriand's style the fragile echoing call of an owl in the woods at night, because the book I want to write seems to me as impossible.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Ampersand Automates Addressable TV Planning | AdExchanger

Linear addressable TV promises the ability to target audiences at the household level, comparable to streaming.But addressable TV also has a bunch of kinks to work out before buyers can take full advantage.Scale is limited, attribution remains a challenge and planning is typically a "painstakingly manual" process that can take multiple days, said Ari Turner, SVP of sales operations at Ampersand, a TV ad sales consortium co-owned by Comcast, Charter and Cox.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

2022: The Year Of TV Measurement Metamorphosis | AdExchanger

TV ad measurement looked for a new currency in 2022, but no one new has ascended the throne just yet.After Nielsen lost its accreditation for local and national TV ratings in 2021, alternate measurement currencies saw an opening.They made their presence known in this year's TV upfronts, and connected TV advertisers started putting real money behind them.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Will 2023 Finally Be Addressable TV's Year? | AdExchanger

"On TV & Video" is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.Addressable TV gives advertisers the ability to reach specific audiences at scale and with a level of precision historically not available in the linear TV market.But despite the benefits, advertisers haven't been taking advantage as much as one might imagine.
SeekingAlpha
1 year ago
Marketing

Walmart Stock: Doubling Down In Retail Media Network (NYSE:WMT)

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Walmart () is the largest brick and mortar retail media network in the US and has been investing in omnichannel retail for years.Its advertising capabilities include sponsored search, onsite display, and programmatic Ad through its exclusive DSP powered by The Trade Desk ( TTD).
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

What Kid-Focused Media Lacks In Measurement, It Makes Up For In Co-Viewing | AdExchanger

"On TV & Video" is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.Cable isn't a household staple anymore, and most children are growing up with streaming video.But for digital advertisers, planning campaigns against kids media is a tall order (unlike their audience).
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

CTV Benefits Are Obvious - But Is Effective Attribution Possible? | AdExchanger

On TV & Video " is a column exploring opportunities and challenges in advanced TV and video.Connected TV (CTV) is rapidly emerging as an enticing channel for advertisers looking to increase their campaign reach and tap into new channels of ad inventory.The mobile ad industry is pivoting its campaign strategies to ensure privacy-era policies such as AppTrackingTransparency (ATT) do not hinder user acquisition and retargeting.
Digiday
1 year ago
Marketing

UM expands commerce media practice for clients Johnson & Johnson, EJ Gallo Winery, others with newly expanded unit

If 2022 is the year of commerce media, then 2023 might be the year commerce media ups its game to break down internal silos and improve its measurement.IPG's UM has quietly been active in the shopper marketing space since 2013, forming UM Shopper with one employee: Amie Owen.The media agency is now morphing the unit into UM Commerce, a reflection of the growth in commerce media that has spurred its media spend growth from $125 million in 2019 (before the pandemic) to around $1 billion today.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Pizza Hut Heats Up Its Digital Media Strategy To Drive Incremental Sales | AdExchanger

Most people have already heard of Pizza Hut.But high awareness isn't enough to generate new and consistent sales.Which is why well-known brands like Pizza Hut are looking to new channels, including CTV, to drive incremental reach and sales.Pizza Hut spends most of its ad dollars on digital media these days, CMO Lindsay Morgan told AdExchanger.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

How The North Face Put A New Face On Its Marketing | AdExchanger

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Outdoor clothing and gear manufacturer The North Face has reshaped its agency structure and its approach to marketing.The process started with a decision to bring creative strategy and production in house.This year, The North Face consolidated further, but without ditching the agency role entirely.
www.france24.com
1 year ago
Soccer (FIFA)

Head of UN agency seeks FIFA deal for World Cup labour rights role

FIFA President Gianni Infantino speaks at a press conference Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022 in Doha, Qatar.Abbie Parr, AP After fierce criticism of the Qatar World Cup, the head of the UN labour agency on Sunday pressed FIFA's president for a greater role scrutinizing future World Cup hosts.International Labour Organisation director general Gilbert Houngbo told AFP before meeting with Gianni Infantino that Qatar has been a victim of "double standards" and has made significant progress but more needs to be done for its migrant labourers.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Why The Next Big Bet On Attribution May Be To ... Spend Less On Attribution | AdExchanger

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Advertisers of all stripes are rethinking their ad measurement and attribution strategy.Signal loss and all that.But the burst of new incrementality testing models, in-housing programs, multitouch attribution and media mix modeling efforts haven't exactly led to a renaissance of understanding how measurement works, according to Rudy Grahn, the attribution and measurement global strategy lead at Prohaska Consulting.
ComputerWeekly.com
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

Red team tool developer slams 'irresponsible' disclosure

UK cyber security consultancy and penetration testing specialist MDSec has defended its commercial Nighthawk framework and criticised what it described as an "irresponsible" disclosure after researchers at Proofpoint warned that the tool risks being co-opted into widespread use in the cyber criminal underground, as happened with Cobalt Strike and others, such as Sliver and Brute Ratel.
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