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Media Buying: The Next Iteration of Native Advertising Will Be Interactive

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The Next Iteration of Native Advertising Will Be Interactive
Tessa Wegert  |  Media Buying  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
An interactive iPhone display It's no secret that native advertising and sponsored content are among this year's biggest digital media trends. The idea of marrying branded content with editorial is hardly new, but publishers are embracing it in a big way. They experiment with format, introduce new native units, and adopt visual, "multi-sensory" techniques. Be it a feature story, a mobile module, or native video content, publishers are now offering it to brands. And brands are taking it. Most of it assumes the...


Not So Fast! 7 Hurdles to the Big Data Revolution
Kristin Kovner  |  Media Buying  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
Big data illustration from 8 September 2011 Computing Big Data. It's remarkable how two little words have created such outsized buzz this year. We've been told that big data will revolutionize marketing, make our advertising more relevant and efficient, and ultimately transform entire businesses and industries. This is all likely true, and some companies are already employing big data to great competitive advantage. But behind the big data hype are a few realities that threaten to stall the revolution. Marketers are Overwhelmed....


In Mobile Advertising, the Black List is the New White List
Shannon E. Denison  |  Mobile  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
mobile-app-tracking If you are in the business of buying or selling media and work through networks or automated buying of any kind, you may know the "white list." It's a common practice in digital media buying, where advertisers are able to pick an exclusive list of publishers on which to run, making such selections before a campaign has even started. At first blush, this seems an easy tactic or right of sorts. After all, why wouldn't you want to choose the company you keep? It feels like a measure...


Foursquare Launches Self-Serve Ads for US Local Businesses
Miranda Miller  |  Display Advertising  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
ads-dash-small Location-based social networking brand Foursquare has rolled out self-serve ads to US advertisers, in an effort to monetize their audience of 40 million users. Foursquare Ads use a pay-per-action model; advertisers are charged only when a user clicks through to see their business information or checks in at their physical location. Ads are displayed to people nearby who are searching for relevant information or have visited similar locations. Foursquare will not display ads to users...


Getting Mobile Live Streaming Video Right for Advertisers, Publishers & Users
Paul Bremer   |  Video  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
mobilevideo Live streaming mobile video and the ads that help monetize it promise to bring the excitement of live television--sports, shows, breaking news, and more--to the mobile screen, finally making TV everywhere a reality for more than just pre-recorded content. It's an exciting time. That said, as of today, there is not yet a mobile live streaming solution out in market that nails the all-important user/advertiser/publisher experience. Granted, it's a delicate balancing act that requires...



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