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Matthew Duffy Is Teaching Advertisers to See the Whole YouTube Screen
After three decades near the fault lines of digital media, Pixability's CMO has a plain-spoken case for YouTube: stop treating its ads, creators, and brand channels as separate worlds.
Pixability Bet Brands Would Pay to Make YouTube Less Chaotic
YouTube has the audience, Google has the auction, and advertisers still have a thousand ways to waste an impression. Pixability built its business in that gap - selling data, judgment, and control to brands that cannot afford to guess.
DoubleVerify
DoubleVerify turned a basic question - did a real person see the ad? - into a global measurement business. Now its software is moving beyond policing impressions to steering campaigns, just as Nielsen prepares to take it private.
Barometer
Barometer is a New York-based adtech company that uses AI to make podcast and digital-audio advertising safer and more precise. Its Brand Integrity Cloud transcribes and analyzes podcast episodes for content, sentiment and risk, scoring them against the GARM framework and IAB contextual taxonomy so advertisers can plan campaigns, avoid unsuitable content, and target episodes at scale. The company powers episode-level brand suitability for platforms including Spotify's Ad Exchange on The Trade Desk and Acast.