Articles Tagged ‘IAB’

Juice Mobile makes push on 100% viewability for mobile

The move toward greater viewability follows a recent Google study indicating 83% of ads are seen on mobile, over 54% on desktop.

Op/Ed: Ad tech, whose side are you on?

Past IAB Canada president Chris Williams asks whether Canadian companies will step up and define their digital future, or defer to U.S. decisions.

AToMiC jury revealed

As the Jan. 23 entry deadline approaches, check out who will be judging this year’s best in creative, entertainment, tech and media innovation.

Fraud solution isn’t black or white

An IAB Canada panel discussed the flaws in current models of weeding out fraud, and announced a new industry task force aimed at eradicating it.

Tim Armstrong hopes AOL will be doing the disrupting

The CEO reveals a new diversity initiative with the IAB, and talks about how AOL is finally digging itself out of “the worst merger in history.”

Exchange Lab adds to executive team

The RTB company has appointed Neil Houston as operations director in Canada, and is also opening two US offices in San Francisco and New York.

New York Ad Week: The big bang of tech and creativity is here

Mary Maddever takes in day one of presentations, from Microsoft Advertising to L’Oreal and Foursquare, and reports that the buzz is all about apps and targeted engagement.

Advertisers plead for online video metrics: report

A report from IAB and BrightRoll shows video’s rapid trajectory and how marketers believe it to be more effective than TV, online display and social advertising.

Online ad revenue to reach $2.8 billion this year

The IAB’s annual survey reports that online revenue increased by 16% in 2011, placing the platform just below revenue from TV and above that of daily newspapers.

MiXX Canada talks digital

The IAB conference in Toronto saw presentations from eMarketer, Mindshare and Taxi on how to thrive and survive in the digital space.

Adconion expands Joost video offerings

The new IAB VAST 2.0 compliant offerings on Joost.com allow publishers to better report video completion rates.