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I'm so excited to announce that @StackAdapt has officially ranked as the #1 DSP on @G2dotcom! For six consecutive years, we held several titles on G2, but today, we're celebrating being #1! You can read the full media release here: https://t.co/OrRugAjGBB
We are honoured to be joining the City of Toronto’s efforts to get the city vaccinated.
This is a new phase for us and our team. We are excited to increase our efforts to collaborate with public health units across the country! Thank you to everyone lending a hand #TeamToronto
Co-founder and COO of @StackAdapt, Vitaly, had a chat with the folks behind the Marketing Over Coffee podcast. Vitaly was on the podcast 4 yrs ago, when StackAdapt was known for native programmatic ads. Today, we have a full suite of digital ad formats. https://t.co/vJUR4Ob2gc
Earlier this year, @StackAdapt announced the launch of programmatic audio. Now, we’re excited to share that we’re working with @Magnite to provide you with access to global audio inventory. You can read more about what this means for advertisers here: https://t.co/KRQGx1JB8u
Exciting news! @StackAdapt has been nominated by @Adweek for the annual Readers’ Choice: Best of Tech Partner Awards in the DSP category! Voting for us is easy, check out this link https://t.co/etHcHpePN9. Last day to vote is May 3rd.
I really do hope this tech gets revived in the future. I imagine Google, with their wealth of user-submitted contributions to places on Maps and across the internet, could create some amazingly immersive experiences for browsers or even VR.
Who remembers Microsoft's Photosynth? It's a shame this technology was retired, because the potential it held was incredible. Imagine navigating through a 3D space built from tens of thousands of similarly tagged images across the internet.
In a fit of nostalgia today, I came across @dddexperiments's article (https://t.co/jkLkOXSxU3) on his work to create and preserve Photosynth. Definitely worth a read (and there's a synth of Notre Dame before the fire to make it worthwhile).