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Driving Sustainability in Media in Asia

There’s a growing spotlight on the environmental footprint of digital media, and increasing numbers of consumers now consider a brand’s clean energy and climate action before making purchase decisions. Decarbonising your media activity is becoming a priority to reduce data usage and carbon emissions. Here’s how to navigate sustainability in media campaigns while treading lightly on the Earth.

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Chasing Unicorns: Are Data Clean Rooms Elusive To Most Marketers?

Data Clean Rooms (DCRs) unleash the mystical trio of data management: protection, privacy and preparation. Yet for many they remain elusive unicorns. Alyce Erikson from LinkedIn led a very engaging industry discussion with our Data, Measurement, Impact Regional Council, defining and demystifying DCRs so they are less of a sorcerous trial for marketing crusaders to educate colleagues and decision makers in their organisations.

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A Full House For Our 2023 Members Only Evening

Our 2023 IAB SEA+India Members Only Evening brought together more than 150 leaders from brands, agencies, publishers & platforms from across the region. The generous sponsorship of Google, panda ads and Vpon enabled us to host a memorable evening overlooking the Singapore skyline. There were business connections and personal catch-ups, and a lot of fun in the photo booth as you will see….

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The Next Frontier of Retail Media

Authors: Samantha Pearlson and Fai-keung Ng, The Trade Desk
IAB SEA+India Retail Media Regional Council

With retail data solutions, using an off-site media platform advertisers not only get access to valuable audience segments for effective targeting, but they can also enjoy transparent reporting and closed-loop measurement through partnerships with leading retailers.

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How Brands Can Power-up With Mobile Game Advertising

Half of the world’s 2 billion mobile gamers are in Asia, waiting to view your high attention in-game ads, according to a report by InMobi, with 60% likely to buy. With in-game ads achieving 98% viewability and ad recall of up to 97%, they’re driving more attention than social media in-feed ads.

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Leveraging data partnerships to augment first-party data strategy

Marketers today struggle to find a concise guide or practical solution on how to create and implement a first-party data strategy. Manaswita Sarkar from SPH Media suggests using data partnerships in marketing use-cases, sourcing and sharing data, and discusses how to choose the right partner as well as technological and legal considerations.

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Using AI to Increase Revenue and Reduce Costs

Author: Shabana Badami, Google | IAB SEA+India AdTech & Innovation Regional Council
AI is the most profound technology human-kind is working on today. It is seen as the third major shift in technology — after the arrival of the internet, and the move to mobile. Both of these shifts created new growth and opportunities, as will AI; and optimising AI will become a discipline in its own right.

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The rise of Retail Media in Asia

Author: JJ Eastwood, Chair IAB SEA+India Regional Board.
Retail media is a game-changer in the advertising industry, offering brands unparalleled opportunities to connect with consumers in a targeted and personalised manner, and projections estimate it to be a market worth over $160 billion by 2027.

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APAC Outperforms Other Regions in Video Viewability

Video viewability rates in APAC are some of the highest globally. This year’s Global Insights Report from IAB SEA+India member, DoubleVerify, shows that while the region has some of the lowest fraud/SIVT and brand suitability violation rates globally, advertisers must engage verification across all campaigns and environments, and highlights differences in campaigns that leveraged verification with those that did not.

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