Amazon Ads is confident it can win new budget for TV, including from digital native brands that have been using paid search and display for performance and now want to move up the funnel.
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The native home-screen ad format on smart TVs is moving beyond its initial advertiser base of media and entertainment companies to “general market” brands, according to two executives who should know.
The new offer lets viewers watch up to four games simultaneously on the same screen. The underlying technology combines multiple live feeds into a single video output stream while maintaining individual audio tracks.
The New Zealand broadcaster is claiming a significant step forward in campaign management and ad monetisation for total TV by making it possible to extend already-sold linear broadcast campaigns into its TVNZ+ streaming service at scale. The “digital extension spots” come with typical linear controls.
By rendering the TV user interface and apps in the cloud, the solution dramatically lowers the cost of running a TV service. The latest deployment, at a broadband provider serving native Americans, demonstrates the potential to encourage new-to-TV operators and content owners.