FR8 Revolution Announces Investment from Sandhills Publishing

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FR8 Revolution Announces Investment from Sandhills Publishing

OAKLAND, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–FR8 Revolution, creators of the FR8Star.com marketplace for open deck carriers and shippers, today announced it has completed a technology partnership and undisclosed investment from Sandhills Publishing, a leading information processing company.
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Startup Of The Week: Booxscale

Max Moore: Booxscale is a digital marketplace aggregation platform – in short, a transaction platform of aggregated on-demand businesses (the likes of AnyVan, Urban Massage and Rated People) which brings local services together with publisher websites, directories, apps and technologies.
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SpringServe Releases BroadFall, Next Generation Video Ad Management for Publishers

NEW YORK, NY – SpringServe, the leader in open video ad serving, today announced the release of BroadFall, a new methodology for managing video demand for publishers. BroadFall gives publishers much more control of their video demand stack and video header bidding partners, improving yield
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Advertisers looking to protect their brand need to invest in authorized inventory

NEW YORK, Dec. 12, 2017 — A recent study, conducted in partnership with 16 leading programmatic publishers across 26 domains, found massive volumes of counterfeit inventory across display and video inventory globally. Looking at the total available inventory across all exchanges for the 26
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Google study warns of widespread video ad fraud, encourages wider ads.txt takeup

Publishers are losing up to $1.27bn a year due to fraudsters impersonating their inventory on ad exchanges, with such bad actors conducting up to 700m false ad requests per day, according to a study published today (December 12) by Google. The study found that publishers were losing up to $3.5m a
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Study: Top publishers like The New York Times and The Washington Post lose $3.5 million a day …

Ads.txt is showing publishers that domain spoofing remains a big problem for their video ad businesses. In a study being published Dec. 12 by independent consultant Matthew Goldstein, a group of 16 publishers — including The Washington Post, MailOnline, Turner, The New York Times and USA
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