
There is nothing clean about data clean rooms.
The au courant trend in adtech data are data clean rooms. This is a very clinical and sanitary way to describe the ugly business of

The au courant trend in adtech data are data clean rooms. This is a very clinical and sanitary way to describe the ugly business of

Marketing has radically changed in the last 20 years. It transitioned from being “creative dominant” industry powered by strategy and mass media in limited channels

Customers want personalization and privacy. Marketers want customers. Both need more efficient, effective, and legal ways to find each other, be informed, and engage. It’s

Nothing evokes more distrust and skepticism than someone declaring oh so emphatically; “Trust me.” Yet that is what adtech has asked us marketers to do

It’s heartening to hear the conversations about diversity in marketing shift from “diversity is a good thing” to “diversity is foundational in any high-performance company.”

If you were paying attention, 2022 was the year the bloom came off the “mega rose.” Adtech’s mega players are experiencing declines in revenue and

When Facebook and Google report lower ad revenue, they position it as a symptom of a significant economic slowdown. Mark Zuckerberg explains his company’s massive

I write this as a long time and unabashed fan going back as far as 2008 where I published many an article gushing to my

Automatic optimization of advertising on automated ad platforms is a universal aspect of adtech. Adtech firms see AI optimization as a key differentiator giving advertisers

I caught a Twitter thread recently about how $300 Billion of media will flow through programmatic pipes. There was a pile-on of comments about all
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