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  • branded content
    Digiday Research: What marketers are moving in-house in 5 charts

    Marketers have moved various marketing functions in-house to regain control and save marketing dollars but it's not as simple as it seems.

  • WTF is authenticated consent?

    Publishers are increasingly interested in tying together their logged-in user information, also known as authenticated users, with consent. The result: authenticated consent is a term that has started to crop up more and will likely gain more steam in the future. Here's what it means.

  • How YouTube, Facebook and other platforms count video views

    A breakdown of how long a video needs to play on platforms, including Snapchat, IGTV, Pinterest and Reddit, before it counts as a view.

  • The Rundown: The GDPR safety bubble has finally burst

    Two months ago, the first real wake-up call was delivered to the advertising industry regarding the General Data Protection Regulation. After over a year of complacency from European businesses, most of which believed they could continue business as usual without changing much and remain complaint, attitudes are changing.

  • Facebook Watch
    Facebook’s video subscription sales program: No-brainer or no dice?

    Facebook can help publishers convert their big, established audiences into paying subscribers. However, will those subscribers belong to publishers or to Facebook?

  • Stylist
    WTF is click injection?

    This week, Facebook filed a lawsuit against two app developers that have used click injection on its platform in order to fraudulently generate ad revenue. The case shows that the type of fraud -- click injection -- has evolved, say experts. Here's a refresher.

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    WTF is a Quality CPM?

    With the advancement of reporting tools, buyers are now able to scrutinize partners at a much more granular level. That's why more are turning to a new version of CPM to value their media, called a Quality CPM. We break down exactly what that is.

  • Digiday Research: How digital ad-targeting methods are changing in 4 charts

    The shift to first-price auctions and the decline of the third-party cookie around which ad tech has traditionally rotated, have prompted the need for a change in ad-targeting techniques. Here's a look at some of the trends.