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Larissa’s Picks to Click: WSJ Video, Illegal Advertising, SEM
ADOTAS EDITOR’S NOTE: Editorial Intern Larissa Lohman routinely scours online media for big news and offbeat developments to share with our readers. Got your own “pick to click”? Send her a link. My favorite month (and birthday month) starts tomorrow! Don’t forget to say “rabbit”! AdExchanger interviews The Wall Street Journal’s Nina Lawrence about [...] more...
The State of Online Video Advertising: Growing, Pricey, Fragmented
ADOTAS – There’s no denying it: Online video is growing exponentially. The online video industry is expected to reach $28.72 billion in 2017, up from the $3.79 billion recorded in 2010 and the $11.14 billion expected in 20121. By 2016, it is estimated that it would take over six million years [...] more...
AFAIK: TapSense, SponsorPay, PaeDae, Univision, Yieldex, BlueKai, blurbIQ
ADOTAS – Here’s what the Email Man left at my virtual doorstep this week: TapSense has launched M3 Cloud for Agencies, designed to provide an all-encompassing platform allowing advertising agencies the flexibility to execute multiple campaigns for numerous clients with ease and at scale. Features and benefits include: the ability to [...] more...
Online Video is Not Yet Delivering on its Promi$e
ADOTAS – Traditional journalism has been on the decline for decades, and the emergence of online video content has been successful in attracting eyeballs for technology blogs like Mashable and TechCrunch. Even mainstay outlets like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have started video news reporting initiatives. [...] more...
The Big Data Fallacy: Is Your Targeting Data Transsexual?
Brands, agencies and trading desks now have access to mounds of targeting and performance data to fuel advertising campaigns, and can pretty accurately track paid media that results in impressions, CTR and engagement. Big data and the rise of new marketing algorithms are giving advertisers insight into virtually every aspect [...] more...
Call To Action: What’s Your Take on Google’s Stock Plunge?
The botched release of Google’s Q3 earnings report and its subsequent effect on the company’s stock is predictably drawing reaction from several quarters. NPR blogger Mark Memmott said the stock “fell like an Austrian skydiver,” with share prices plummeting to around $687 each — down about 9 percent — before trading [...] more...
Larry Flynt on the Internet: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid
ADOTAS – I’ve been told I’ve fallen on the wrong side of the latest Facebook privacy foul-up, but the company over here ain’t too shabby. For starters, TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington, “Facebook Effect” author David Kirkpartrick and SafetyConnect.org Codirector and Daily News columnist Larry Magid all think The Wall Street Journal’s [...] more...
Congress Joins Hysteria Over Facebook Privacy Snafu
ADOTAS – Is it opposite day? Opposite week? It feels really odd to be defending Facebook when it comes to privacy issues — I’m usually first in line to tsk-tsk Facebook’s latest manipulation of its privacy policy, but that’s because the company is notorious for being flippant toward users and [...] more...
Deep packet inspection’s quiet success
ADOTAS — NebudAd is a prime example of a deep packet inspection company gone bad. It used technology that allowed it to capture consumers’ online behavior, without prior approval, by looking at the traffic that passes through their ISP and that caused a public and federal backlash. But that hasn’t stopped [...] more...
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Six Mistakes You’re Making with Landing PagesADOTAS — Landing pages represent the tipping point for affiliate marketers. When a potential customer reaches a landing page, he [...] more...
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