The programmatic advertising platform startup StackAdapt Inc. today revealed it has closed on a hefty $235 million round of funding, bringing its total amount raised to date to more than $500 million.
Not every advertiser has bought into connected TV. Some advertisers are waiting on more evidence that CTV campaigns drive real value that they’re not already getting from linear TV or other digital ...
It may be cold outside, but ad tech is heating up. On Tuesday, Canada-based demand-side platform StackAdapt announced $235 million in equity funding led by Teachers’ Venture Growth, the investment arm ...
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--StackAdapt (www.stackadapt.com), the leading self-serve programmatic advertising platform, today announced the launch of its in-platform footfall attribution solution. This ...
With ATS London 2023 now less than two weeks away, Edmund Mullins, director of inventory and partnerships, EMEA at StackAdapt, tells us about the current state of measurement, the importance of ...
StackAdapt has rolled out the first Snowflake Native App. Available on the Snowflake Marketplace, the first demand-side platform to launch a Snowflake Cortex-powered Snowflake Native App within the ...
Just off camera, Darcie Henry’s home office is dotted with her own paintings. The new chief people officer for StackAdapt, a multi-channel advertising platform, has no formal training in painting but ...
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--StackAdapt (www.stackadapt.com), a leading technology company in advertising and marketing, today announced the availability of its first Snowflake Native App, powered by ...
As part of a larger effort to increase visibility, monetize content and improve digital offerings, iHeartMedia has announced another integration, this time with marketing and advertising company ...
StackAdapt announced the general availability (GA) of its MarTech suite, marking a major milestone in the company’s evolution from a programmatic platform to a full-funnel integrated marketing ...
StackAdapt co-founder and chief technology officer Yang Han believes the advertising industry is still only scratching the surface of what AI will eventually become. In this interview with B&T, Han ...
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