With 100 million household-level IDs across its properties, Disney is in the process of unifying its ad tech stack atop Hulu’s ad server to take fuller advantage of its audience data.
March 03, 2022

Many media companies, for years, have been talking about trying to compete with the likes of Google and Meta for advertisers’ dollars. Those media and tech companies have remained set apart in terms of audience size to the amount of data they have from those audiences. However, Disney is among the few media companies actually in a position to narrow that gap, if not close it. Read more below.

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