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What Is Behavioral Targeting?
Better, more sophisticated software analytic tools are allowing Web advertisers to precisely target ads to their most coveted consumers How It Works ...
Tags: Advertising, IP Address, Cookies, Web Marketing, Behavioral Targeting, Lori Deschene, Ad Networks, BNET Briefing, PepsiCo, TripAdvisor, Ford Motor Co., Procter & Gamble Co., Sony Corp., FAO Schwarz, Consumer, Web, Advertisement, Network, Web Site, Advertiser, Ad Network
Articles 2008-05-01

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Ad Networks -- Dying or Just Getting Started?
Over at iMedia, Chris Weiss, director of marketing at ad network LucidMedia, offers up an impassioned defense against the growing sentiment that ad networks may be on the way out. While Weiss is the furthest thing from an impartial observer, he offers up some compelling reasons why the myriad ad...
Tags: Advertisement, Network, Ad Network, Networking, Jake Swearingen
Blog posts 2008-10-12
A Guide To The Infighting Between Premium Publishers And Ad Networks
Michael Zimbalist is vice president of research and development operations at The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT). Previously, he was president of the Online Publishers Association. A fissure opened within the online advertising community last month following the release of new research by the Online Publishers Association. Drawing...
Tags: Advertisement, Network, Publisher, Sales, Michael Zimbalist, OPA, Advertising, Features, Leading Voices, Media & Publishing
External links 2009-09-18
Q&A: Are There Too Many Ad Networks?
This week, I'll be asking  some of the big questions I have about the advertising industry to people who have skin in the game. BNET: Can the market bear so many online ad networks, or is there a round of consolidation coming? Dave Martin,...
Tags: Advertisement, Network, Ad Network, Jake Swearingen
Blog posts 2008-08-15
Ad Networks to Compete for AdSense Inventory
Google announced plans to give AdSense publishers a new way to generate revenue by allowing multiple Google-certified ad networks to compete for display ad space on their sites. Google explains the concept in the following video. "You may remember that we began to accept display ads served from qualified third-party...
Tags: Google Inc., advertisement, Google AdWords, Google AdSense
News items 2009-08-26
Facebook Blocks More Ad Networks
Back in July Facebook updated policies for third-party ads on Facebook Platform. The company disabled two entire ad networks and over 100 more apps were suspended or brought into compliance over ad-related violations. Half of those had over a million monthly active users.Facebook has now disabled two more offer and...
Tags: Facebook, Advertisement, Ad Network
News items 2009-11-06
Ad networks face off.(Brief Article)
Online ad networks and ad-serving companies consolidated this year, leaving the market with a small group of strong players: CMGI, DoubleClick, 24/7 Media and Real Media. CMGI led the acquisition movement, rounding up ad-serving companies including A Online ad networks and ad-serving companies consolidated this year,...
Tags: advertisement, DoubleClick Inc., network
Research articles 1999-12-20
Userplane Ranked Among 30 Largest Ad Networks in Latest comScore Media Metrix Report
Driven by Userplane Money, Company's Ad-Revenue Sharing Program, Social Networking Application Leader Joins Pure-Play Ad Networks on List SAN FRANCISCO -- Userplane (www.userplane.com), the premier application provider for online communities and a wholly owned subsidiary of AOL, today announced that the company has been ranked as the 27th largest...
Tags: advertisement, comScore Media Metrix, ComScore Networks Inc., network
Research articles 2008-04-15
Ad networks adjust to slowdown; 24/7 Media, DoubleClick remain confident amid layoffs, cutbacks.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Despite recent and planned layoffs by online ad networks, executives in the business still have confidence in the network model and are hiring more senior people to help them better manage operations. If anything, the weak economy is driving a need f Despite recent and planned...
Tags: advertisement, DoubleClick Inc., layoff, network
Research articles 2001-04-02
Right Media Unveils First Open Media Exchange for Interactive Advertising; 11,000 Ad Networks, Advertisers, and Publishers Trading Inventory on a Common Transparent Platform
NEW YORK -- Right Media today launched the Right Media Exchange - the world's first open media exchange for the interactive advertising industry. More than 11,000 ad networks, advertisers and publishers are already interacting through the Right Media Exchange, trading more than two billion impressions daily. Auctioning every ad in...
Tags: advertisement, network, Right Media Exchange, Right Media Inc.
Research articles 2006-06-19
Bain: Online Ad Networks Surging, CPMs Plunging
Marketing Charts submits: The use of ad networks surged from 5% of total ad impressions sold in 2006 to 30% in 2007, according to the “Digital Pricing Benchmarking Study” from Bain & Company, conducted in coordination with the Interactive Advertising Bureau [IAB]. by Marketing Charts
Tags: Internet
External links 2008-08-11
A New Silicon Valley Rule? All Great Internet Companies Build an Ad Network
Posted by Tod Sacerdoti on 11.10.09 @ 05:20 PM The evidence is inescapable -- Google, AOL, Yahoo, MSN, Fox, CBS, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Cox and many more all have networks of ad placements. In fact, even Forbes.com, the single most vocal publisher about the negative impact of ad networks, launched...
Tags: Advertisement, Network, Ad Network
News items 2009-11-10
What The Rise Of Demand-Side Advertising Networks Means For Publishers
Michael Zimbalist is vice president of research and development operations at The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT). Previously, he was president of the Online Publishers Association. Pop out your earbuds at any online event these days and it’s a good bet you’ll surrounded by chatter about demand-side ad...
Tags: Michael Zimbalist
External links 2009-10-07
What Happened To The Ad Network Apocalypse?
Posted by Warren Lee on 08.27.09 @ 10:40 AM Almost a year later, no apocalyptic shakeout has hit yet. So what happened? Venture and private-equity investments in ad networks have been robust for the past several years. More than 60 ad networks -- vertical ad networks, video, brand, performance, wireless,...
Tags: network, advertisement, ad network
News items 2009-08-27
OPA Ad Effectiveness Study: It's Not That Black and White
Posted by Rajeev Goel on 08.14.09 @ 01:53 PM First, my company, PubMatic, and many others operating in digital media support the OPA, and I do not dispute the findings of its report. It makes perfect sense for brand advertisers to place their advertisements in the surroundings of premium content...
Tags: advertisement, publisher
News items 2009-08-14
With AdMob, Google seeks mobile ad advantage
When the long-expected development of smartphones and handheld devices into primary computers reaches maturity, Google wants to make sure it occupies just as strong a position on the small screen as it does on the big one.Google set the stage for that future Monday when it announced a $750 million...
Tags: Google Inc., Mobile, Advertisement
News items 2009-11-09
Offer-Based Ad Network gWallet Raises $12.5 Million In Funding
While Offerpal struggles with its image-problem, and Zynga and Facebook deal with a class-action lawsuit, a new offer-based ad network is getting funding. gWallet, a virtual goods and online games monetization platform, has raised $12.5 million in its first round of funding. Adams Street Partners and Trinity Ventures led...
Tags: Advertisement, Network, Ad Network, Advertising, E-Commerce, Payment Systems, Micropayments, Entertainment, Gaming, Money, M&A & Venture Capital, Venture Capital, Social Media, Tameka Kee
External links 2009-12-01
Cox Snaps Up Vertical Ad Network Adify
Cox Enterprises laid down $300 million for vertical ad network Adify today as ad networks in general continue to seem like the Next Big Thing. Adify is a major get for Cox, which is looking to increase it's ad reach online. Marketing Vox points out: Last August Adify...
Tags: Advertisement, Cox Enterprises, Ad Network Adify, Ad Network, Jake Swearingen
Blog posts 2008-04-29
Web Ad Economy Faces Recession ... Possibly
Is the internet advertising economy the picture of health or a disaster waiting to happen? Both scenarios have been reported recently, but of course they can't both be true. The WSJ's take on the matter is that a "shakeout threatens" digital ad serving networks as investors pull...
Tags: Revenue, Wall Street Journal, Advertisement, Network, Recession, Ad Serving, Online Advertising, Internet, Networking, Jim Edwards
Blog posts 2008-11-03
Desperate Mag Publishers Consider A Solution To Revenue Woes: Create A Giant Ad Net
It’s been a pretty dispiriting time for magazines. The industry is feeling a little more insecure after the death of Conde Nast’s nearly 70-year-old Gourmet magazine this week, which was shuttered with three other titles. Realizing the cost-cutting alone won’t lead to a turnaround, publishers have been lately groping...
Tags: Revenue, Advertisement, AdAge, Advertising, Media & Publishing, Magazines, David Kaplan
External links 2009-10-07
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