Overheard at Digiday Programmatic Summit Europe: 'The trust feels very broken', Maybe advertising can solve all the world's problems, As Facebook grows, brands say it's gotten more complicated to work with,
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Ad consortiums have a sketchy history, but today's media sellers are betting they can counter the Google-Facebook chokehold on advertising by striking narrower sales alliances.

We asked attendees at the Digiday Programmatic Summit in Ireland what needs to change about automated ad buying. It's a long list.

Just like publishers, brands are becoming unhappier with Facebook, too.

Maybe Pepsi couldn't bring everyone together, but Copyranter has some creative ideas on how other brands can solve the world's problems.

Seemingly simple organizational changes can make a big difference. By organizing product teams in four groups, HuffPost's Julia Beizer increased video views by 27 percent.

Facebook hasn't given publishers enough options to make money from Instant Articles. As one publisher said, "The revenue-to-effort ratio just wasn't there." (Digiday+ members-only content)

In tomorrow's search engine advertising webinar, learn how to get past the last click and achieve your most comprehensive view of attribution. Sponsored by Marin Software.

 
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In the shadow of the duopoly, media rivals are becoming allies

Sahil Patel

Publishers are saying two or three heads are better than one when it comes to competing for digital ad dollars.

Overheard at Digiday Programmatic Summit Europe: 'The trust feels very broken'

Jessica Davies

“Programmatic specialists come at such a premium because of the talent gap, and so it is the major ad tech companies swallowing the talent, and it isn't in their interest to be transparent.”

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Bridge the trust gap: Why ad exchanges need to be more like Amazon and Airbnb

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Maybe advertising can solve all the world's problems

Mark Duffy

Copyranter has some helpful suggestions for brands looking to follow Pepsi’s social-justice marketing lead.

As Facebook grows, brands say it's gotten more complicated to work with

Shareen Pathak

Brands are saying that as Facebook as grown, it has become harder to communicate with and more convoluted in its internal structure.

Click fraud, ad blockers and fake news: How programmatic became problematic

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by Justin Choi, founder and CEO, Nativo If the programmatic advertising ecosystem were a terrarium, automation and data-driven audience targeting would be the fertile loam from which the promise of digital sprouts. Unfortunately, in today's terrarium, healthy plants that represent "right person, right message, right time and place" are being crowded out by the invasive […]

Mind-numbing metrics: How algorithms help marketers get back to being creative

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April 24 - 26, 2017
Digiday Programmatic Summit Europe
Dublin, Ireland
 
April 25, 2017
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New York City
 
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April 28, 2017
 
 

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