360i’s Vice President of Programmatic Advertising, Kolin Kleveno recently wrote an op-ed in Digiday calling for the ad industry to take back ‘programmatic’. According to Kleveno “programmatic now stands for too many things, and so therefore it stands for nothing.” He writes in the piece: I have a confession: I hate the term “programmatic.” It’s not […]
Yesterday, Verizon officially announced that it will purchase Yahoo’s core internet assets for $4.8 billion. The sale marks an end to Yahoo’s twenty-two-year run as an independent company and will make Verizon one of the largest players in online advertising. This post will explore some of the ways the acquisition may impact marketers. How a […]
For many advertisers there exists a discrepancy between how they measure media and how consumers actually experience it. Media measurement is often viewed in a silo by channel, an approach which fails to account for cross-channel effects. But, consumers experience media holistically, and their behavior is influenced by the integrated sum of touchpoints across all […]
The below blog post is a first-person account from 360i’s SVP of NY Media & Account Management. In this post, Michael recaps his experience at the 2015 NewFronts and dives into some media observations in the digital video space. **** As I look back on the 2015 NewFronts (and beyond the splendor that was my […]
Over the past few years, we’ve seen Facebook and Twitter evolve their product offerings to help brands drive users through to a sale. Yesterday, Pinterest announced that it would be taking similar steps to enhance the user experience on its platform and make it more compelling to advertisers. Anyone following Pinterest has likely heard the […]