Yahoo! Advertising Management Platform (AMP)

April 7th, 2008 by Peter Glaeser | No Comments »

Yahoo! are working on a new advertising network. To me it looks quite similar to the DoubleClick network that was recently acquired by Google. Here is a video preview of Yahoo! AMP.

Google Ad Manager

March 13th, 2008 by Peter Glaeser | No Comments »

Google is working on an ad-serving platform for the masses. The so-called Google Ad Manager, currently in private beta, is aimed at small and medium-sized companies, creating a counterpart to DoubleClick's DART. The service is going to be free. The underlying purpose of Google Ad Manager is the further spread of ...

Google-DoubleClick Deal Cleared

March 12th, 2008 by Peter Glaeser | No Comments »

It's a done deal now. After four months of investigation the EU gave their approval for the creation of probably the largest group of online advertising companies. I'm not a big fan of this decision because I don't like monopolies. But it seems Google presented the EU a good case. ...

Why DoubleClick Sucks

January 28th, 2008 by Peter Glaeser | No Comments »

The Google-DoubleClick deal seems to go through. With the acquisition of DoubleClick Google adds a big portion of online advertising spaces to their portfolio. DoubleClick and Performics have a huge list of clients. But honestly, from a technological point of view they suck. Here are my top three reasons why DoubleClicks ...

Pepperjam exklusiv mit DoubleClick

June 9th, 2007 by Peter Glaeser | 1 Comment »

Pepperjam, eine der größten Online-Marketing-Agenturen, hat einen exklusiven Deal mit DoubleClick unterschrieben. Pepperjam wird in Zukunft DART for Advertisers (DFA) benutzen, ein umfangreiches Kampagnen-Tracking-System. Für das Suchmaschinenmarketing integriert Pepperjam das DART Search, DoubleClicks Suchmaschinen-Tracking-System.

Warum Google DoubleClick kauft

April 15th, 2007 by Peter Glaeser | No Comments »

Gestern wurde bekannt gegeben, dass DoubleClick von Google für mehr als drei Milliarden US-Dollar übernommen wird. Für mich ist ganz klar, dass es Google hier nur strategisch vorgegangen. Google verschafft sich Zugang zu einem riesigen Kundenstamm. Weiterhin wird ein potentieller Konkurrent im Markt des Affiliate-Trackings aus dem Weg geräumt. Ich ...