ACR data is invaluable, but only if it lives within DSPs

Oscar Rondon, vice president, data and measurement solutions, Nexxen

 Today’s TV advertising doesn’t have a data problem; it has an execution problem. 

The industry has never been richer in signals, ranging from contextual intelligence to identity graphs, outcome measurement to an overload of dashboards. Despite this sophistication, too many TV strategies still break down at the moments that matter most. Why? Because not all signals are created equal — many are constrained by small sample sizes, probabilistic assumptions or limited visibility, making them difficult to scale or trust. The one signal that consistently underpins campaigns that work, however, is automatic content recognition (ACR) data. 

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Why publishers are betting on video to counter AI search

Shachar Orren, co-founder and CRO/CMO, EX.CO

For three decades, the click was the currency of digital publishing. Someone wrote the headline, someone clicked it and the monetization engine did the rest. It was simple, reliable and scalable. 

Then AI arrived.

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