What’s in and out at Dmexco 2019
Digital advertising is arguably facing one of the most tumultuous periods ever before. The industry’s pivot to privacy has begun to accelerate trends far beyond the lip service given to them for years, namely around the demise of the third-party cookie.
Publishers, marketers, agencies and ad tech vendors are all on the hunt for third-party cookie alternatives to maintain effective ad targeting and measurement. Finding new forms of identity targeting, among many others issues facing ad tech, will be hot topics at ad tech conference Dmexco, which kicks off today Sept. 11 in Cologne Germany.
Much has changed in the last year. Here’s a list of what’s in and what’s out this year.
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From Takeovers to Topview ads, what it costs to advertise on TikTok
For advertisers looking for cheap and cheerful ads, TikTok isn’t a viable option. Rather, it’s a premium media buy for those with deep pockets.
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How Bloomberg Media has changed its events business
"From a sponsorship perspective, everything we knew had changed. We asked [clients] 'what are you solving for?' We aim to be the strategic partner, so we ask 'how do you want to be in this space, what does success look like?'"
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Member ExclusiveThe premature funeral for events
Events were always a means to an end for media. The driving force of a successful events model was stitching together a community with a common interest.
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SponsoredVideo advertisers are turning to format innovation to push beyond interruptive experiences
In a new video, experts from GumGum, The Martin Agency and Pinterest discuss the future of video advertising — and outline their vision for how video ads can be less disruptive.
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Podcasting’s winners and losers during coronavirus
Despite a lack of live sports, some podcasts are still pulling in big numbers.
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What changes (and accelerates) in ad tech during a recession
“Regardless of which player you are in the ecosystem, everyone is challenging the status quo about who adds value.
