Let’s grab some virtue today, Dear Reader. DoubleVerify has teamed with Scope3 to measure the carbon impact of advertising campaigns, based on the electricity used to power the servers that run them. The metric isn’t ready yet, but will be integrated with other DoubleVerify reporting when it is.
Cheetah Digital says the most consumers find location-based ads from companies they don’t know to be creepy (67%), beating our ads related to something they said near a smart device (63%). Movable Ink finds 51% of consumers are more likely to trust a brand that sends them personalized communications and over half will provide personal data in exchange. MoEngage reports dynamic personalization and auto-triggered emails greatly out perform non-personalized emails, and gives details by region and industry. OneScreen says 79% of consumers feel personally targeted ads show a brand understands... Read More >
Are you concerned about bias in AI systems and adtech? IBM is leading the charge against that with a free Advertising Tookit for AI Fairness 360, which contains 75 fairness metrics and 13 algorithms to identify and mitigate biases. They’ve also created an Advertising Fairness Pledge and signed up companies including Delta Air Line, WPP, Mindshare, and industry groups.
Do you hear that buzz? Either your office is being attacked by hornets or it’s everyone talking about data clean rooms. The latest chatter is about VideoAmp, which has integrated its TV audience measurement data with Disney Advertising’s clean room. The deal will improve audience targeting and measurement across linear and connected TV, which has been a sore point.