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Today's Must Read - Yieldmo Helps Advertisers Tap Into Engagement Data Sponsor Message - Day 1, 1:30

Today's Must Read - Yieldmo Helps Advertisers Tap Into Engagement Data Sponsor Message [Access OTT through FreeWheel.]( [Reach CTV viewers you want with the transparency you need.]( [freewheel.tv]( [AdExchanger | Optimizing the News] Today from AdExchanger Tuesday, June 12 Join Us [PROGRAMMATIC I/O New York, October 15-16]( - Day 1, 1:30pm, Programmatic Essentials Buy-Side: "Choose Y​our ​O​wn Adventure​:​ In-​H​ouse ​V​ersion" - Hear how Bayer is balancing resources, partners and technologies to manage this trend and drive performance with VP of digital strategy and platforms, Josh Palau. [See more](. --------------------------------------------------------------- Today's Must Read [Yieldmo Helps Advertisers Tap Into Engagement Data]( Consumers spend hours each day swiping, hovering, tapping, tilting and scrolling on their phones, yet the gestural data generated by all those micro-actions is a blind spot for marketers, said Jeremy Steinberg, CRO at Yieldmo. [More.]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( --------------------------------------------------------------- More from AdExchanger [Data-Driven Thinking...A Guide For Not Going All-In With A Walled Garden]( As a necessary first step for the independent-minded, it is important to identify the major dependencies in creating a consideration set for your stack: identity resolution, interoperability, and reporting and measurement. [More.]( [When It Comes To Mobile Programmatic, Buyers Are Behind]( The No. 1 headache for publishers: buyers that try to apply desktop tactics and standards to mobile and then wonder why it’s not working out. [More.]( [On TV & Video...Advanced TV Tactics: Pieces Of A Holistic Media Strategy]( Rome wasn’t built in a day and TV advertising won’t change overnight, but identifying segments even slightly more granularly while appending third-party data with viewership data – otherwise known as indexing – will surely identify content allocation options that may have otherwise gone unnoticed. [More.]( Sponsor Message [Clients asking for OTT buys?]( [Download this guidebook to transform their TV strategy.]( [( News Round Up Taking Inventory A couple of years ago, Snapchat charged between $300,000 and $500,000 to sponsor a Lens, and video ad campaigns were $750,000 a pop. Today, Snapchat ads have a lower CPM than Facebook or Instagram and soon every type of ad product Snapchat offers will be available programmatically, reports Garett Sloane of Ad Age. So what changed? “Snapchat decided to lower the barriers to purchase by shifting from a direct-sales ad team with a highly personal touch to a fully automated programmatic ad platform.” [More](. The Little Pod That Could Podcast ad revenues will grow more than 110% to hit $659 million by 2020, the IAB and PwC forecast in their second annual study on podcast media. In 2017 the US podcast market hit $313.9 million, up 86% from roughly $169 million the year prior. Of podcast media companies surveyed, self-reported revenues grew 117% to $257 million. While direct-response ads still make up the majority of podcast revenues, their share of the overall pie shrank from 73% to 64% as brand advertisers started to spend. Buyers are still loving host-read ads, which made up more than two-thirds of ad types bought in 2017, while the number of ads dynamically inserted into podcasts shrank somewhat. [Read it](. Listening In The La Liga app, created by the Spanish soccer league, has been using smartphone microphones to listen for potential bootleg broadcasts in venues like restaurants and bars. The league said pirated broadcasts cost more than $175 million per year and that it uses the audio data “to develop statistical patterns on soccer consumption and to detect fraudulent operations of the retransmissions of La Liga football matches,” Gizmodo reports. The practice has been going on for some time, and users are only finding out now because the GDPR requires companies to divulge how data is collected and used. [More](. But Wait, There’s More! - [Pinterest Woos Advertisers With Consumer Insights Message]( - Digiday - [Apple’s App Store Bans Crypto Mining]( - VentureBeat - [The GDPR Isn’t Hurting US Ad Prices]( - eMarketer - [Vice: A Company Built On A Bluff]( - New York mag - [Six-Second Video Ads Positioned For Growth]( - MediaPost - [Inside The Binge Factory]( - Vulture - [Net Neutrality Repeal Is Official. How That Could Affect You.]( - NYT You’re Hired! - [Kargo Names New Senior Hires And Promotions]( - release Podcasts [AdExchanger Talks Episode 80:]( Amino Payments's Will Luttrell [AdExchanger Talks Episode 79:]( Datorama's Katrin Ribant [AdExchanger Talks Episode 78:]( Gigya's Patrick Salyer [AdExchanger Talks Episode 77:]( Simpli.fi's Frost Prioleau [AdExchanger Talks Episode 76:]( Google's Bob Arnold [AdExchanger Talks Episode 75:]( Pivotal Research's Brian Wieser [AdExchanger Talks Episode 74:]( iSpot.tv's Sean Muller [AdExchanger Talks Episode 73:]( Getty Images' Kavata Mbondo [AdExchanger Talks Episode 72:]( NYIAX's Carolina Abenante [AdExchanger Talks Episode 71:]( Gartner's Martin Kihn [AdExchanger Talks Episode 70:]( Cognitiv's Jeremy Fain [Get More AdExchanger Talks Episodes >>]( Events [PROGRAMMATIC I/O](, New York, October 15-16, 2018 [Industry Preview 2019](, NYC, January 23-24, 2019 [PROGRAMMATIC I/O](, San Francisco, April 29-30, 2019 Share This Email: [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [Google+]( | [Forward To A Friend]( AdExchanger | 41 E. 11th Street, Floor 11 | NYC | 10003 [Update your email preferences]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [Blog](

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