
Is your marketing platform really intelligent?
Let’s face it, the future isn’t turning out to be what we were promised in decades past. No flying cars, and the closest thing to robot...

Nebula Genomics readies a marketplace to sell a precious dataset: You
Your medical and health history may become more than just a blueprint for your doctor’s actions, if a new partnership succeeds. Nebula...

Mary Meeker’s newest Internet Trends report: Clouds keep rebuilding the landscape
When clouds take over, all the weather patterns change. That’s the clear subtext in the trends mapped out in this year’s version of the...

LiveRamp adds outside quality scoring to its third-party data marketplace
For marketers, the biggest issue with third-party data is quality. Usually, the only way to test the quality is to run a campaign and see...

The story of data, Part 4: Will it ever be truly secure?
Data is an inherently vulnerable thing. Numbers and words, bits and bytes: It can have great power, but it is continually in peril of...

How brands can find and keep customers without third-party data
If you come back in the next world as a kind of data, try to avoid coming back as third-party data. That’s because third-party data —...

Answers to email marketers’ niggling questions about GDPR
GDPR), goes into effect at the end of this week (May 25, 2018). Under the regulation, all businesses that handle personal data about EU...

IAB Tech Lab releases a Data Transparency Framework
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Tech Lab is out today with a new framework for minimum disclosure requirements for data sellers....

Google to join IAB Europe’s Transparency and Consent Framework
The framework is designed in part to allow advertisers and publishers to share consent across the ad tech ecosystem. Consent from users...

The story of data, Part 3: Who owns it?
Seems like a no-brainer: People own their own personal data. Or do they? Once a person shares their data, ownership becomes much murkier....

Data controllers and data processors: The difference and why it matters in GDPR
To become compliant, companies are hiring data privacy officers, auditing processes and in some cases, pulling out of Europe altogether....

3 steps to mastering account-based measurement
The good news is that we have the ability to measure everything. The bad news is that we have the ability to measure everything. Whether...

Outbrain adds IAS integration to contextually shield for brand safety
Content discovery platform Outbrain is boosting its brand safety, with its recent announcement of a partnership with ad-quality...

Dialpad buys TalkIQ and adds AI to UberConference and other services
Dialpad, a business communications services firm whose products include business conference provider UberConference, announced this week...

PulsePoint launches Genome to centralize data for healthcare advertising
PulsePoint is an ad exchange that has begun to focus more directly on the healthcare market in recent years. Now, the New York City-based...

Questions remain about GDPR enforcement in the US as the compliance deadline inches closer
If you read these pages regularly, you know that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a European law that governs the handling...

The story of data, Part 2: Where are we now?
Big Data has given way to Deep Data Once companies realized that the data that they collected for their own entities could provide value...

Unlocking higher marketing ROI with unified measurement: A step-by-step approach
Marketers, facing an increasingly fragmented world of consumer attention and media channels, are starting to rely more on tools that...

Billboard-measuring Geopath enters the 21st century with new geolocation platform
As those hulking static billboards have been replaced by bright and frequently changing digital signage, the out-of-home (OOH) market has...
























