Media companies now have the option to do their own context-based targeting with the potential cookie alternative.
A report from IAS and Ipsos shows quality path optimization is going to be a major priority over the next year.
Plus, IAS gets Facebook accreditation and TheScore’s acquisition closes.
IAS Signal aims to provide a single source to measure the impact of cross-platform digital campaigns.
IAS’ first half report also finds that the burgeoning connected TV category is also delivering high viewability.
IAS plans to use the acquisition to build an addressable CTV ad platform.
The company has teamed with the Global Disinformation Index to help advertisers avoid pages that are spreading misinformation.
The IAS U.S. study foresees a slight uptick in spending on social activities, while convenience is still a priority.
The findings from the independent study also indicate that Twitter users are willing to share data for personalization and choose mobile for their social media needs.
Measurement and verification give advertisers assurance of brand safety and effectiveness of mobile gaming campaigns.
Canada was the only market to witness a decrease in brand risk and lower shares in the alcohol and illegal drugs categories.
Sentiment analysis layered into contextual targeting provides more safety for brands and their ad placement.
Whether or not a brand meant for its ad to end up on a site, it still affects the way viewers perceive it.
Plus, one of Toronto’s e-sports franchises has upped its management.
The future is viewable, but is it brand-safe?