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The phenominon I find most offensive to publishers today is that, in a DSP, I can say “Give me $50k worth of ads for _____ audience.” And if I’m not an…
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There's this long-held notion that programmatic/online advertising unlocks this "magic" ability to put the right message in front of the right person a…
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Our second boomerang! Chris Kane and I spoke on my old podcast a little over three years ago. Since then Jounce Media has grown from a little startup t…
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Paul Bannister walked into a trap. Well, trap is too strong a word. If you're invited to the podcast don't worry, I'm not trying to trap you. I really …
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Hey, It’s me. Long time no chat. So I’m finally starting to get my life back together and felt like I had really been neglecting our relationship. I do…
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I have no idea how to start this newsletter. I want to make this whole fucking thing about BLM and police brutality and what good allyship looks like a…
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Let me just get this out here, there will be no industry reads this week. It just doesn’t feel right. I was considering listing the books/articles that…
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This week Erik and I dig into identity and what it looks like for publishers in a post-third-party cookie world with Kristy Schafer the VP, Americas at…
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One of my favorite pandemic obsessions has been watching Bon Appetit videos. Specifically, Claire Saffitz’s many attempts at gourmet recreations of cla…
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This was always my favorite part of the old newsletter, I had to make sure I found a way to make it happen in the new format. Welcome to time-based bul…
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This week Erik and I talk to Will Doherty the EVP of Global Marketplace Development at Index Exchange. Will talks through the process he and his team u…
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