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AT&T will have a growing direct-to-consumer video play once it fully buys Otter Media

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Tim Peterson

Top YouTube stars long for competitors to rival Google's platform, but have yet to find an adequate alternative.

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From automation to opacity: Overcoming marketers' AI anxieties

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While AI can create excitement in some, it can make others feel uncertain--sometimes even worried about their futures. We'll dive into some of the misperceptions at the heart of these anxieties through the anonymous confessions of several marketers. Sponsored by IBM Watson Marketing

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Despite a 30 percent decline in Facebook traffic, the glossy has grown unique visitors by focusing on search, newsletters and Instagram.

How brands are using Instagram's new long-form video feature, IGTV

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Companies like Chipotle, Nike and Netflix, along with a slew of publishers, influencers and celebrities, are testing the waters of IGTV.

Realizing a 10-year quest for near-perfect delivery

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Back in the early days of digital advertising, technologists struggled to solve one of the most difficult tasks in yield management: forecasting delivery to fulfill guarantees to buyers. Over a decade later Yieldex co-founder Doug Cosman patented a combination of clever algorithms to enable dramatically more accurate forecasting. Learn how delivery optimization is taking over more of the complex repetitive work, freeing time up for more strategic thinking. Sponsored by Appnexus.

Demystifying blockchain: The technology and its providers

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Ask any savvy marketer and they'll agree--blockchain technology is one of today's hottest topics in tech. But just how many of those same marketers truly understand the best uses for blockchain technology? Learn how to use blockchain technology to its fullest potential to help solve the challenges that arise in an increasingly connected digital world. Sponsored by Oracle and Netsuite.

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