Dentsu Starts Year With 3.7% Revenue Shortfall

The company said the soft beginning to the year was expected due “headwinds” from client losses and a lackluster performance at its customer transformation and technology division.

Trade Desk-Netflix Deal Expected To Be An Ad Boon For Both

The Netflix-Trade Desk deal “speaks to the increasing importance of Trade Desk within the AVOD [advertising-supported video on demand] ecosystem,” says Morgan Stanley media analyst Ben Swinburne.
Morgan Stanley estimates that 10% share of Netflix ad dollars for the Trade Desk would add around 2% of the DSP’s 2026 revenue and that Netflix will generate over $3 billion in ad revenue by 2026 for
its “Basic With Ads” subscription option.

ARF Teases Ad ‘Attention’ Data Showing TV Outperforms Social Two-To-One

“This is not a conclusion,” Advertising Research Foundation Chief Research Officer Paul Donato said, describing it as a “prelude” to a future phase benchmarking the ad attention value by medium.

Stagwell’s Sport Beach Will Have Some Competition At Cannes

Front Office Sports, a multi-platform media and news organization covering the business of sports, is hosting an event in partnership with Publicis Sports and NBC Sports on June 19th.

Dentsu Rebrands For Future, Touts ‘Innovating To Impact’ Tagline

The global branding reboot draws on its 120-year heritage, but leverages its modern day creative, media, data and technology strength.

Putting Ads Without Third-Party Cookies To The Test: A Roadmap To Advertising Durability

Remember that car you had in college? You took it everywhere and used it for everything. You loved it. Sadly, you eventually outgrew it. You needed more room, some basic safety features, and it had a faulty transmission that wasn’t worth replacing. Our industry is facing a similar reality now. We’ve outgrown cookies. Despite the […]

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