Looking back at what AdMonsters has published in 2017, here are 10 of the best (and/or most prescient) articles we've posted this year.| AdMonsters
Domain spoofing is still a big problem on the open web, especially for highly-ranked sites that have done an excellent job at earning the trust of their audiences. And even though ads.txt was created to thwart bad actors from performing arbitrage, domain spoofing, clickjacking and ultimately messing with legit publishers’ revenue, Independent Ad Fraud Researcher, Dr. […]| AdMonsters
IAB Tech Lab's ads.txt update helps to reduce fraud in buying and selling advertisements across websites, mobile apps, and connected TV.| AdMonsters
By the end of this year, Google, Amazon, and The Trade Desk will control over 60% of the open Internet ad spend.| AdMonsters
This is a quick introduction to Ads.cert, the next step after Ads.txt for preventing ad fraud by allowing publishers to add their signature to inventory.| AdMonsters
It’s important to recognize that there are multiple aspects to quality and it differs from brand to brand. Let’s break this down.| AdMonsters
Publishers that don’t truly understand how ads.txt works and/or don’t maintain the file could be facing invalid ads.txt entries.| AdMonsters
Moving the industry towards a transparent future, the IAB Tech Lab releases specifications to shed light on the programmatic buying and selling of ads.| AdMonsters
IAB Tech Lab's ads.txt update helps to reduce fraud in buying and selling advertisements across websites, mobile apps, and connected TV.| AdMonsters