Amazon is getting serious about streaming audio. Or, to be more specific, it’s getting Sirius. On Tuesday, Amazon DSP announced an expanded integration with satellite radio company SiriusXM. The ...
Interesting how "simplify" has become a buzzword across advertising as the technology it runs on continues to become more complex. Amazon on Tuesday announced the overhaul of its DSP, which now ...
The retail media giant refreshed its demand-side platform and rolled out new generative artificial intelligence tools to help marketers better use its ad services. Like the developer conferences run ...
NEW YORK — The nation’s leading audio content creation and distribution company has become the latest major radio and podcast player to introduce a new programmatic audio integration with Amazon. The ...
Disney Advertising and Amazon Ads today (June 17) integrated Disney's Real-Time Ad Exchange (DRAX) and Amazon Demand-side Platform (DSP), per details shared with Marketing Dive. The collaboration ...
Microsoft is winding down its demand-side platform (DSP), “Microsoft Invest” and named Amazon DSP as its preferred partner. But Microsoft is not the only big tech company putting its trust in Amazon.
Kelly MacLean joined Amazon late last month as vice president of its ad buying platform. She previously spent more than 11 years at Meta.
Amazon has emerged as a formidable challenger to The Trade Desk’s DSP market share. And at least one major agency holding company might be pivoting a large share of its programmatic business to Amazon ...
In a major move for the streaming and advertising worlds, Amazon and Netflix have partnered to make inventory from Netflix’s ad-supported tier available on Amazon’s demand-side platform (DSP). By Q4, ...
The partnership will soon extend the scale and reach of broadcast radio to Amazon DSP Amazon Ads and iHeartMedia today announced an expansion of their partnership with a new programmatic audio ...
Criteo's retail media segment leverages deep partnerships with 70% of top U.S. retailers, countering Amazon's DSP threat.