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OpenX in the News

  • April 11, 2013 / TechCrunch / Anthony Ha

    OpenX Launches Revenue Intelligence To Help Online Publishers Calculate The Value Of Their Content

    Digital advertising company OpenX announced today that it’s launching a new service called Revenue Intelligence, allowing online publishers to calculate and increase the amount of ad revenue that each piece of content is earning.

     
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  • April 10, 2013 / MediaPost / Tyler Loechner

    OpenX Puts Publishers In Driver's Seat (But The Machine Is Doing The Actual Driving)

    OpenX today announced Revenue Intelligence, a service that will provide publishers with a new way to approach how they manage their content. Anke Audenaert, co-founder of JumpTime, which was purchased by OpenX in October 2012, is head of the Revenue Intelligence team. Audenaert spoke with RTM Daily about the new product and said that it's really about "putting the publishers back in the driver's seat." 

     
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  • April 9, 2013 / Content Standard / David Rogers

    OpenX Launches Revenue Intelligence Offering More Exact ROI Measurement

    Digital advertising technology company OpenX has announced the launch of Revenue Intelligence, a new tool allowing content publishers to measure the ad revenue of each piece of content. The company claims the new tool is expected to increase revenue by 30 to 90 percent.

     
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  • Digiday

    March 27, 2013 / Digiday / Digiday Content Studio

    ‘Programmatic Premium’: All in the Eye of the Beholder

    The amount of online display advertising sold programmatically, and the revenue it generates, is poised to grow rapidly in the coming year, so long as buyers and sellers can agree on what defines “premium” inventory.

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  • That Samsung Monster Story: Where is Google At Risk?

    February 26, 2013 / Forbes / Haydn Shaughnessy

    That Samsung Monster Story: Where is Google At Risk?

    The news that Google harbors profound reservations about the growth of Samsung, as an Android platform user and smartphone leader, came as a surprise, but in the world of smartphone economics all partners are potential rivals, as Google well knows from Eric Schmidt’s time on the Apple board.

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