CTV Should be on Everyone’s List in 2023

Looking into the New Year with Samsung Ads One of the greatest gifts we can receive annually is a peek into the crystal ball of some of our most-forward thinking members as we head into the New Year. Understanding the…

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A Collective Effort to Support Local 

The role of local journalism has never been greater than it was over the past two years while Canadians struggled to stay on top of current reporting during a time of major uncertainty. While we have seen a collective cry…

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The Wisdom Behind Sophi.io and The Globe and Mail

While regulators are busy setting up legislative parameters for Artificial Intelligence, the online ad industry continues to innovate using AI to enhance reach and address the right audiences. National publisher and IAB Canada member The Globe and Mail, has made…

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Future Gazing: The Role of AI in Advertising 

A conversation with Scibids  Internet ad revenue exceeded 12.3 billion Canadian dollars in 2021, with a staggering 51% of ads being served programmatically (according to our IAB Canada 2021 Ad Revenue Study). But with the impending death of 3rd party…

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The Picture is Clear with ACR Technology

The number of Smart TVs in Canadian households is rapidly growing, and the amount of TV viewership data potentially available via automatic content recognition (ACR) has risen accordingly. True to its name — ACR is a technology that can be used…

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The State of Cookie Independence 2022  

It’s been over two years since Google announced the deprecation of third-party cookies, which is slated to take effect in the second half of 2023. When that happens, the cookie, for all intents and purposes, will no longer have a…

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The Next World of Content Creation

After a week steeped in creativity from Cannes, IAB Canada caught up with Katherine Scarrow, the General Manager of Globe Content Studio, the content marketing arm of The Globe and Mail to get her views on the evolution of content. …

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