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- Hugh Scallon ✅🖥️ AdExchanger (6/10): “OpenPass is a publisher tool that allows users to access sites by providing their email, rather than repeatedly logging in with a password. Once users verify their email, publishers get an authenticated address they can turn into an identifier – in Scripps’ case, a UID2. OpenPass does not automatically turn a signal into a UID2, The Trade Desk said. Publishers can include that signal within whichever identity framework they choose. “Every publisher manages [identity] differently,” the rep said. But, naturally, The Trade Desk considers OpenPass as a next step to UID2. Scripps, for example, already uses UID2, so it expects OpenPass to help raise the number of UID2s it has to target and measure traffic across its streaming and web properties, which include Ion, Court TV and Bounce TV. Additional signal gives Scripps a better understanding of its audience, the publisher said, which will help it better package inventory for advertisers based on the type of viewer they want to reach. It should also help advertisers manage reach and frequency across channels. The major holding companies are (still) asking publishers for show-level data, Scripps said, which many publishers refuse to share because they’re worried advertisers will cherry-pick inventory. Scripps sees that gap as a competitive advantage. Scripps passes show-level data at the network, program and episode level, the rep said, using data obfuscation tactics to ensure the data it passes in the bid stream can’t be used to profile, reidentify or retarget viewers.” ⬇️ #streamingtv #programmatic #avod #fast
- Hugh Scallon ✅🖥️ Nielsen Gauge (9/17): “On the streaming CTV side, Peacock offered broad Olympics coverage to complement linear offerings, the success of which was demonstrated by a monthly viewership increase of 39% for the streaming service overall, and nearly double the amount of viewers aged 35-49. These factors helped lift Peacock from a 1.5% share of TV in July to a new platform-best 2.1% share in August (+0.6 pts.). It also makes Peacock only the third streaming platform this year to record a 0.5 point share increase or more on a monthly basis, in addition to YouTube (Feb. and July) and Netflix (June). Olympics programming on NBC drew millions of viewers in both primetime and daytime windows. Across all of NBC’s Olympics telecasts that aired during the August interval, 32 of them totaled more than 5MM viewers, and 17 garnered more than 10MM viewers. Moreover, Olympics telecasts on NBC notched the top 19 broadcast telecasts of the month, with the primetime presentation of the Women’s Gymnastics Team Final topping the charts with 17.9MM viewers. From a total television usage perspective, August levels were even with July. However, a year-over-year comparison revealed a larger imbalance, as usage this month was up 3.5% versus August 2023. A notable year-over-year difference was also evident among broadcast program genres, with broadcast sports program viewership up 239% over August 2023, further illustrating the impact of the Games on the overall TV landscape. Like the broadcast category, cable also exhibited a peak viewing week that coincided with a major TV event.” ⬇️ #streamingtv #olympics #ctv #ott #avod #livesports https://lnkd.in/efnSWkfV
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