Brand safety on digital platforms
When advertisements for good brands appear against content that's offensive, or at least not in line with brand values, and what platforms like Facebook and YouTube are doing about it.
Why brands shouldn't dismiss advertising alongside news content
Brands have long avoided advertising alongside news content, but new findings reveal controversial topics may not always hurt ad performance. Campaign explores how advanced targeting and AI are empowering advertisers to confidently leverage the news landscape.
There is no single solution for brand safety, experts warn
In the wake of GARM’s shutdown, advertisers must work individually with platforms and make trade-offs on performance to achieve brand safety goals.
Brand safety tops list of concerns for programmatic advertisers: WARC
The survey of 100 programmatic experts found that verification, viewability and measurement are also among the common worries
Is complete brand safety realistic?
A recent report by Adalytics exposed that many ads for Fortune 500 brands—including Amazon and Apple—were placed alongside harmful content. Campaign speaks to APAC leaders about the need for a nuanced approach that blends technology with human expertise.
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GARM vs X: A case of good cause, bad execution
"Advertisers have a responsibility to act in the best interests of their shareholders and customers, but that does not give them the right to flout anti-cartel laws," argues Darren Woolley, highlighting the complexities of brand safety in the wake of GARM's dissolution.
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DoubleVerify and IAS accused of running Fortune 500 ads on websites with offensive content
New Adalytics report highlights the implications and challenges of using AI-driven brand safety technologies in digital advertising.
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