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S4M partners with Integral Ad Science to bolster mobile campaign viewability measurement

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New York, October 24th, 2017 – S4M (Success for Mobile), a leading mobile programmatic technology, announces a global partnership with Integral Ad Science, the measurement and analytics company that empowers the advertising industry. FUSIO, S4M’s full stack programmatic platform, is now integrated with viewability measurement by IAS.

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S4M US Expands; Appoints Scott Dornblaser as SVP Sales of Americas

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S4M US Expands; Appoints Scott Dornblaser as SVP Sales of Americas

NEW YORK, June 1st, 2017S4M (Success for Mobile), a mobile ad tech company with headquarters in Paris, France, has appointed Scott Dornblaser as SVP Sales Americas based in New York City. Dornblaser will lead S4M’s sales expansion across North and Latin America and report directly to Fred Joseph, S4M’s US CEO and Global COO. 

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Flipboard Launches Premium Private Marketplace; Selects Rubicon Project to Automate Buying of Mobile Ad Inventory

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PALO ALTO, Calif., Aug. 30, 2016 -- For the first time, Flipboard makes its ad inventory available for real-time buying through an invite-only Private Marketplace (PMP) enabled by a new strategic alliance with Rubicon Project (NYSE: RUBI), operator of one of the largest advertising marketplaces in the world.

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The Present Reality and Future Potential of Mobile Programmatic

Launched in 2010 real time bidding (RTB) essentially the automation of buying and optimising digital media campaigns in real-time, through an auction between the buyer and seller. RTB has totally revolutionised the way in which we buy media. Previously planner buyers would decide what ad inventory to buy and go direct to the media owner. Now, with RTB, we are able to be much more flexible with the inventory we buy and are seeing more efficient outcomes. The question is, will the industry fully embrace this buying model and what does it mean for the future of media buying?