67 episodes
Paleo Ad Tech Martin Kihn
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5.0 • 8 Ratings
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Weekly in depth interviews with the pioneers who built the first two decades of advertising technology
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65. Adam Singolda – the tabula rasa of Taboola
Adam Singolda is the Founder and CEO of Taboola, a performance-focused advertising company he started in 2007 after spending seven years as a cryptological engineer in the Israeli Defense Forces. Today, Taboola is a public company with 2023 revenues of $1.4 billion (and growing nicely), around 2,000 employees in 22 countries, 18,000 advertiser customers reaching…More
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64. Greg Smith – Boomerang-ing through DoubleClick, EchoTarget and Aniview
Greg joined DoubleClick in 1998 as a product manager and gravitated toward Boomerang, later founding the retargeting company EchoTarget. He is GM NA for Aniview.More
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63. Jason Fairchild – developing GoTo, OpenX and tvScientific
Jason was co-founder of pioneering programmatic ad server and exchange OpenX and today runs tvScientific. He started his career in the boom years of Web 1 at Earthlink and GoTo, working with the legendary Bill Gross.More
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62. John Nardone – Flashtalking about Modem Media and [x+1]
John was at Modem Media for the first-ever digital ad campaign and later led MMA, [x+1] and FlashtalkingMore
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61. Jonah Goodhart – Colonize-ing Right Media and building a Moat
Jonah was the founder as a Cornell student with his brother Noah of Colonize, which became a big customer of DoubleClick's remnant network. They later backed Right Media and co-founded Moat, acquired by Oracle.More
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60. Katrin Ribant – giving us the data on Datorama
Katrin was a co-founder of Datorama in 2012 and the platform was acquired by Salesforce in 2018 for a reported $800 million. She is now CEO of Ask-Y and an angel investor.More
Customer Reviews
good stuff
love the old school history of our favorite ad tech cos
Dramatic oral history
This is a well produced and creative look at undercovered stories from the first two decades of advertising technology - the years when the problems (and innovations) we gave today were developed. Really a fun and unusual show.
Everything you need to know about ad tech
Great look at how we got here and where we’re going with the industry’s who’s who. Fun music and effects too!