The great TID controversy takes another turn as Prebid moves to clarify its position 

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After backlash from The Trade Desk and others, Prebid.org clarified how Prebid.js handles Transaction IDs — a core signal for tracking and comparing bid requests across the programmatic supply chain.

The latest flashpoint bubbled to the surface this summer when Prebid issued a change that rendered TID non-unique across exchanges, effectively undermining its primary purpose of helping buyers detect duplicate bid requests.

The change was initially rolled out with little public notice, but concerns about governance and influence in open-source standards were soon raised — it’s fair to say that since the August update, there’s been much (public) spirited debate on the matter.

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Future of Marketing Briefing: Marketers confront a new kind of brand safety problem in AI video

The latest thing keeping marketers up at night about AI isn’t deepfakes or disinformation — it’s SpongeBob. 

The cartoon character has become an unlikely mascot for the flood of AI-generated videos taking over feeds, blurring the lines between parody, harmless fun, copyright infringement and misinformation. In the ensuing panic, it’s made one thing clear: AI-generated videos like news and user-generated content before them, exist on a sliding scale — from harmless to outright harmful — and people are watching it. 

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