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IAB: 5 Changes That Would Get Brand Advertisers To Spend More Online

Jun 20, 2011 1:19 PM

When it comes to the gap between the amount large brand advertisers spend offline compared to offline, the usual answer is that there aren’t any simple agreed-upon ways of measuring penetration with online ads, in the way that you can with, say, TV ratings. What needs to happen to make…

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Posted In: Advertising, Marketing, Research & Metrics, Metrics, iab

@ pcMobile: Clearing The Hurdles On Golden Road To Mobile Ads

May 18, 2011 12:21 PM

With the unquestioned growth in mobile platforms and the penchant for free services on mobile devices and services, one would think mobile advertising would be enormous. But according to panelists at pc Mobile 2011, mobile advertisers and companies looking to build mobile ad technology are having just as much trouble…

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Posted In: Advertising, Apps, Mobile, Events, ContentNext Events, paidContent Mobile, iab, iab mobile, tapad, zumobi

IAB Scoops Up EIAA In Europe

May 18, 2011 9:33 AM

The two main European trade bodies for online advertising, Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) Europe and the European Interactive Advertising Association (EIAA), say they have merged.

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Posted In: Advertising, eiaa, iab

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Rothenberg Leaves Time Inc., Returns To IAB Following Griffin’s Ouster

Feb 22, 2011 12:40 PM

Despite a concerted effort by Time Warner (NYSE: TWX), Randall Rothenberg is leaving his new job as chief digital officer to return to his job heading the Interactive Advertising Bureau, paidContent has learned. Rothenberg was hired away from IAB by Jack Griffin, who was ousted by Time Warner CEO Jeff…

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Posted In: Features, Exclusive, iab, jack griffin, randall rothenberg

IAB’s Rothenberg: iPad Is A Threat To Online Ads

Jan 28, 2010 3:28 PM

While the excitement and inevitable let-down over the unveiling of Apple’s iPad is running its course, it’s time for the next stage in the process: fear and worry. In a blog post, Interactive Bureau of Advertising head Randall Rothenberg is sounding the alarm that Apple’s tablet device represents the increasing…

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Posted In: Advertising, Marketing, Media & Publishing, Social Media, Companies, Apple, iPad, iab, randall rothenberg

Analyst: Why The Bullish Forecasts For In-Game Ad Spending Are Justified

Jun 16, 2009 12:09 PM

Various reports are forecasting that marketers will spend billions of dollars on in-game ads over the next five years—with some even saying that spending could grow by almost 30 percent to top $1 billion next year (per ClickZ). Meanwhile, the IAB is proposing new standards to help make it easier…

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Posted In: Advertising, Entertainment, Games, citi, iab

Guest Contributor: Greg Stuart, Ex IAB Head, On GroupM’s Decision To Ignore Ad Industry’s Standards

Mar 20, 2009 8:04 AM

Last month, WPP’s GroupM decided to go its own way when it came to the internet ad industry’s seven-year-old terms and conditions—or “T&C’s”— by claiming primary ownership of the online consumer data its generates and collects on behalf of its clients. The Interactive Advertising Bureau’s current T&C’s call for the…

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Posted In: Advertising, Media & Publishing, greg stuart, iab

@ IAB: Google’s Rosenblatt: How Delivering Display Ads Is Like Distributing Japanese Toilet Paper

Feb 24, 2009 9:13 AM

While it seems strange to have someone from search giant Google (NSDQ: GOOG) brought on to defend display, David Rosenblatt, president, Display Advertising for Google, did have some positive things to say about that format. But mainly, it was a pitch for his company’s approach to saving that marketplace. —Japanese…

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Posted In: Advertising, Marketing, Companies, Google, david rosenblatt, iab

Yahoo To Detail New Ad-Targeting Tools Today; Targeting Graphical Ads in Search

Feb 24, 2009 3:02 AM

Bloat, any which way: They cut back on some old products, and then add more tools to surviving products. Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) is planning to announce that it is adding some more tools to its online search-ad services later today at the IAB conference in Orlando, to help the increasingly…

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Posted In: Advertising, Search, Technologies / Formats, Companies, Yahoo, iab

@ IAB: The Good News For Online Ad Spend Is Found In Other Categories’ Bad News

Feb 23, 2009 1:54 PM

Online advertising will grow 4.3 percent in the U.S. this year—as total ad spend plunges 7 percent—but it could shoot up 20 percent next year, said Mark Mahaney, director, Internet Sector for Citigroup Investment Research. Speaking at the IAB Annual Conference. Without the internet, U.S. advertising would be down 10…

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Posted In: Advertising, Marketing, Research & Metrics, Research, iab

IAB Conference Roundup: Simplifying Online Ad Sales; Looking At Data Ownership; Audience Measurement

Feb 23, 2009 10:10 AM

The Interactive Advertising Bureau is hosting its annual conference at the Hyatt Regency in Orlando, Fl. While the setting and the weather are both pleasant, the gathering is occurring during the most pessimistic period for the ad industry as a whole in a decade, if not 60 years. So, in…

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@ IAB: Wenda Harris Millard: ‘Too Much Emphasis On Data Is The Problem, Not A Solution’

Feb 22, 2009 6:08 PM

After a cheerful awards ceremony, Wenda Harris Millard gave a more sobering Sunday night kick-off to the IAB Annual Conference in Orlando, Fl.: advertising dollars are shrinking and they cannot support major media alone. What is “stunning, sobering, mind-blowingly scary,” is Jack Myers’ forecast of a three-year decline—the first time…

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Posted In: Advertising, Marketing, iab, wenda harris millard

IAB’s Final ‘07, Q4 Revenue Tally Is In: Growth Slowed, But Stayed Healthy; Search Up 41 Percent

May 15, 2008 1:39 PM

Online ad revenues for 2007 came in at $21.2 billion, a 26 percent rise over the $16.8 billion internet advertisers spent in 2006, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Back in February, the IAB projected a total of $21.1 billion for 2007 web ad expenditures. Meanwhile, the organization was precisely…

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IAB Completes Industry Guidelines For Video Ads

May 5, 2008 6:05 PM

The Interactive Advertising Bureau has completed its first update of broadband ad rules in three years. . The trade group’s Digital Video Ad Format Guidelines And Best Practices (PDF) offers a range of definitions for the various formats related to linear video ads, non-linear video ads and companion ads. For…

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Posted In: Advertising, Technologies / Formats, Broadband, iab

IAB Video: Wenda Harris Millard’s ‘Pork Bellies’ Speech

Apr 16, 2008 3:04 PM

In a keynote presentation at the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s Ecosystem 2.0 conference last month, new IAB chairperson Wenda Harris Millard sparked a new round of questioning over the rise of ad networks—admonishing fellow media executives not to sell ad inventory like pork bellies, i.e., to the lowest bidder. Rather than…

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Posted In: Advertising, Marketing, Media & Publishing, ecosystem 2.0, iab, mslo, wenda harris millard

Online Ad Spend To Pass $21 Billion For 2007; Q4 Revs Projected To Hit $6 Billion: IAB

Feb 25, 2008 6:49 PM

Online ad revenues are estimated to have grown 25 percent in 2007, coming in at $21.1 billion from 2006’s $16.9 billion, the Interactive Advertising Bureau reported at its annual meeting in Phoenix. The final numbers for 2007 will be available in May. Meanwhile, Q4 numbers continued to break previous revenue…

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Posted In: Advertising, Research & Metrics, Research, iab

FTC Online Ad Targeting Guidelines: Industry Breathes A Sigh Of Relief

Dec 21, 2007 4:53 PM

The Federal Trade Commission’s new online ad guidelines appear to offer a laissez faire approach, which the Interactive Advertising Bureau and AOL (NYSE: TWX) have treated as an early Christmas present.  As we mentioned, the FTC is entrusting the industry to police itself as opposed to handing down strict rules…

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Posted In: Advertising, Legal, Regulatory, FTC, Marketing, Companies, AOL, Time Warner, iab

Online Ad Revs Top $5.2 Billion In Q3; IAB Seeks Enhanced Rich Media Standards

Nov 12, 2007 2:00 PM

Online ad revenues surpassed $5.2 billion in Q3, a 3 percent gain over Q2 and a rise of 25.3 percent from Q306, according to the latest numbers from the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PriceWaterhouseCoopers. The industry’s growth has been slowing since last year—for example, Q306’s $4.2 billion in ad revenue…

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Posted In: Advertising, Research & Metrics, Metrics, iab, pricewaterhousecoopers

@ Ad:Tech: Federal, State Regulation Represents Serious Threat To Online Ads, IAB Warns

Nov 7, 2007 9:31 AM

The tone of last week’s Federal Trade Commission hearings suggest that regulation is coming, warned Randall Rothenberg, president and CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, as he opened up day two of the Ad:Tech conference in New York City: “The state of the industry is excellent, yet it’s also at…

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Posted In: Advertising, Legal, Regulatory, FTC, Marketing, Social Media, Technologies / Formats, Broadband, Companies, Google, YouTube, News Corp., Fox, Fox Interactive Media, iab, randall rothenberg

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