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Google Webcast Recap: Demand-Side Platform Performance Varies On DoubleClick Ad Exchange

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Webcast RecapIn today’s Google Investor Webcast, a team of Google execs focused on the company’s display advertising products including VP of Product Management, Neil Mohan, who addressed Google’s strategy for the Exchange.

The on-demand version of the webcast (“December 15 Educational Webcast”) is available on Google’s IR site.

Mohan’s presentation was an abbreviated version of the same presentation he offered when the exchange launched last September – which is available here.

Also of note, Teracent popped up in the webcast as Google’s Ari Paparo said Teracent technology will be available through the Company’s ad serving system “in the coming months.”

YouTube and Google Content Network were also addressed before Mohan took back the mic and focused discussion back on the exchange saying Google was interested in “openness.” Yahoo! must love to hear this.

Mohan said “strong lifts in yield” are being realized on the exchange and the company hopes to provide some examples in the future.

From the Q&A portion of the webcast, some highlights:
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Video Demos at Monaco Media Forum: AdMeld, Dapper, MediaMath, Permuto

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco chaired the Monaco Media Forum – YouTube channel here – in his diminutive principality this past week with luminaries from advertising taking part in panel discussions as well as ad tech companies showing their wares. (Post-show, cigarette boat tour video with Sean Connery here.)

Among those on the agenda who provided a demo were execs from AdMeld, Dapper, MediaMath, Permuto. For your viewing pleasure, here are their demos, which are quite detailed relative to what you might normally see at a conference.

CRO Ben Barokas (AdExchanger.com Q&A) demonstrates AdMeld’s publisher yield optimization platform.

Founder, COO Jon Aizen of Dapper, (AdExchanger.com Q&A) demonstrates Dapper’s ad creative technology.

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