Ad-ID is a universal ID system for ads that is intended to make it easier for advertisers to manage how individual ads are delivered across media companies and tech platforms.
September 07, 2021

The convergence of TV, streaming and digital video has complicated the advertising marketplace in many ways. Among them is managing the ads that are running across TV networks, streaming services, connected TV and digital video platforms and publishers. Enter Ad-ID — actually, reenter Ad-Id. Read an explainer below.

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Ad-ID is a universal ID system for ads that is intended to make it easier for advertisers to manage how individual ads are delivered across media companies and tech platforms.
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