Lunio is a new kid on the ad-fraud-detection block. Unsurprisingly, they claim to be a better job than earlier arrivals. But if they explain how, I couldn’t find it; all we know they use “a combination of data analysis and cybersecurity techniques to catch and block fake clicks at the source.” We also know they just raised a $15 million Series A.
You might think that ad fraud would be less of a problem on retail media networks than the open web, and maybe you’d be right. But fraudsters are a creative bunch, so it makes sense that media analytics vendor DoubleVerify is working with Best Buy’s media network to measure results, ensure viewability, and check for brand safety. DoubleVerify will also help Best Buy monitor the quality of its own ad placements.
A cynic might ask whether Nielsen’s much-criticized ad audience data is part of the ad fraud problem or the solution. But I am much nicer than that. So I’ll politely report that Nielsen is now working with Roku on a “four screen” ad measurement, reporting on deduplicated audiences across live TV, connected TV, desktop, and mobile video. It’s one more component of the long-awaited Nielsen One cross-everything measurement service now promised for release in December.
Email and mobile personalization platform Movable Ink has announced a new integration between its Da Vinci content personalization solution and Adobe Journey Optimizer. Joint customers will be able to develop content assets aimed at each individual email recipient and bring them into Adobe Journey Optimizer for deployment. This builds on an existing integration between Movable Ink Da Vinci and Adobe Campaign.