DoubleVerify’s stock slumps more than 40% as key industry challenges mount.
May 10, 2024

Ad tech’s week on Wall Street underscores critical industry challenges

DoubleVerify’s stock slumps more than 40% as key industry challenges mount.

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DoubleVerify’s stock slumps more than 40% as key industry challenges mount.
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In his book, The Data Deluge, which comes out next week, Kumar argues that as data and data collection and analysis got more sophisticated, somewhere along the way, ethics took a backseat. 
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Industry observers wonder if it’s best to build, buy, or rip up and start again.
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