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Condé Nast's Answer to Programmatic Buying Segmenting product taps vast subscriber database

Condé Nast has introduced a new digital marketing product, one of its first since the company overhauled its corporate sales group last summer to tap into potential growth in online advertising.  The…

March 6, 2013, 12:00 AM EST

IAB Unveils Own Ad Tech Org Chart Media and tech vendors on outside looking in

LUMA Partners founder and CEO Terence Kawaja has long been the grand organizer of the ad tech market. His LUMAscapes have become the most recognizable and easily referencable maps of…

February 25, 2013, 1:33 PM EST

AppNexus's $75 Million Funding Round Quiets Acquisition, IPO Talk Ad tech firm's focus lays beyond 2013, says CEO

2013 may finally be the year for consolidation in the advertising tech space, but as All Things D’s Peter Kafka tweeted on Thursday, AppNexus probably won’t get picked up any time…

January 24, 2013, 2:10 PM EST

FBX Partner Rocket Fuel Rakes in $107 Million in 2012 Demand-side platform close to breaking even, says CEO

Ad tech outfits tend to keep quiet on how their business is doing, unless business is doing particularly well. Criteo, BlueKai and Triggit have previously publicized their bottom lines. Demand-side…

January 17, 2013, 9:00 AM EST

GoPro Goes Big on Ad Tech in Latest Launch Camera brand expands Q4 budget eightfold

GoPro is in the “go big” business, building its brand on the backs and boards of extreme sports athletes like surfers, snowboarders and BASE jumpers. And for the release of its…

December 27, 2012, 2:49 PM EST

Voice: Hardly a Wreck Triggit's Zach Coelius defends the value of the ad tech ecosystem

Zach Coelius is CEO of San Francisco-based ad tech firm Triggit. The famously outspoken Coelius took some umbrage with a recent Adweek feature. We invited him to respond: Adweek’s recent article…

November 27, 2012, 5:01 PM EST

Ad Wreck VC-backed ad tech firms have arguably inflicted one big mess on digital advertising

Blame Mary Meeker. Definitely blame Google. And most of all, perhaps, blame MySpace. Whoever’s fault it was, somewhere around the mid-2000s many people got the idea there was an enormous gap…

November 6, 2012, 12:00 AM EST

Microsoft Vet Promises Publishers a Better Deal Rare Crowds aims to make display work—and sell—just like search ads do

Given that performance advertising still tends to dominate the online ad world, and given that banners remain stubbornly cheap, the industry is rife with companies claiming to have just the…

September 10, 2012, 5:38 PM EDT

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