Month: November 2021

As the ad tech industry matures, vendor types historically focused on other markets are expanding to meet its needs. Media and advertising, for example, is now Snowflake’s biggest business vertical, and payment solutions provider FastPay is helping publishers and ad tech companies manage reconciliation and accounting gaps between when ad campaigns are served and advertisers… Continue reading »

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Restaurants, grocers and retailers of all kinds this year have been dealing with a scarcity of products in the supply chain due to a lack of everything from labor to shipping containers and air-freight capacity. These ripple effects, of course, are rooted in the pandemic, which has hiked food prices for eateries and grocery shoppers…

The “TV Blog” salutes “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” for making it to 15 seasons.

The new analysis from NewsGuard 53% of Facebook’s and 50% of Twitter’s superspreaders are still actively publishing misinformation about the pandemic.

The delivery app raced to a $1 billion valuation, promising to transform a problem-prone industry. Striking riders say it’s no different from its peers.

Law succeeds Angela Steele, who left to take a senior role at rival Publicis Media.

Agency group MSQ has acquired international design firm Elmwood in a seven-figure deal that will see it merge with the group’s Holmes & Marchant to create a new global design agency model. The acquisition of Elmwood, which employs around 200 people across its offices in London, New York and Singapore, has been supported through private…

It begins as a sweeping love story. During an idyllic summer on a Greek beach, a couple fall in love, with the man passionately declaring, “I want you to be mine. Only mine.” But as time passes and the couple grow closer, the story takes a dark turn as his treatment of her grows increasingly…

When VideoAmp CEO and Founder Ross McCray first started reaching out to investors around seven years ago about his new company, they were less than impressed. “People hated the space,” McCray says on this week’s episode of AdExchanger Talks. “I would go and pitch our solution about the future and you’d have VCs saying …… Continue reading »

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Susan Epstein joined Meta’s civil rights team as associate general counsel for civil rights in technology. Most recently, Epstein taught software engineering and algorithmic decision-making at Stanford University’s Computer Science Department and a civil rights seminar focused on education law at the University of Chicago. Prior to that, she worked with organizations including the artificial…