AT&T gives boost to personalised ads with acquisition of data-driven ad platform Clypd

(Telecompaper) AT&T has bought Clypd, a data-driven TV advertising platform for broadcast and cable TV networks. The operations will become part of the carrier’s Xandr ad business, and in particular Xandr Monetize, and help push more personalised ads for its streaming services. AT&T said Clypd will help the company improve the converged buying and selling for its streaming video services, help programmers automate advertisers through private or open market places, and create tools for a better yield. Marketers for example, will be able to use Clypd’s platform to define campaign targets and measure the performance of their campaigns.

Netflix planning offering of USD 2 bln in notes

(Telecompaper) Netflix is planning an offering of USD 2 billion worth of dollar and euro denominated senior unsecured notes, in two series. Netflix will put the money raised towards general corporate purposes. These may include content acquisitions, production and development, capex, investments, working capital and potential acquisitions and strategic transactions.

Appogee HR grow their integration portfolio with LinkedIn Talent Hub

Appogee HR have today announced their new integration with LinkedIn’s applicant tracking system (ATS), LinkedIn Talent Hub, allowing for an all-in-one solution for candidate tracking throughout the hiring process, transferring seamlessly through to employment. Appogee HR are a leading HR Management Software (HRMS) solution provider, allowing companies and HR teams to organise processes and company documents, enabling employees easy access to what they need with minimal disruption to their day-to-day work. The aim is to…

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BBC, Guardian and Independent winning lion’s share of Brexit visibility in search

The Sun newspaper website has the largest market share on Google for keywords related to “no deal Brexit” finds Searchmetrics study LibDems are the most visible party website on Google for Brexit-related searches London, October 21, 2019 – With over a million searches a month in the UK for terms around “Brexit news”, the BBC website (bbc.co.uk) is by far the most visible site on Google for Brexit-related searches according to a new study that…

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