Sentence examples for programmatic push from inspiring English sources

Google Now, with its constant monitoring of your personal data cloud and location-aware alerts is a prime example of this, and there are some very smart developers playing with programmatic push notifications that learn from user interaction and react accordingly.

Condé Nast Entertainment--which produces about 5,000 unique premium videos each year--is testing programmatic ad sales in what could be a prelude to a big programmatic push in 2017.

Advances in child nutrition over the last several decades are creating momentum for a programmatic push to reduce undernutrition worldwide.

As for whether this team is at odds with AOL's push toward programmatic, Armstrong said, "They're basically 100percentt complementary.

AUSTIN - As part of its deeper push into programmatic buying, Nielsen is increasingly relying on data from eXelate across a variety of video offerings, says David Hohman, EVP and Managing Director of Agency Solutions at Nielsen, in an interview with Beet.TV.

The trio is keen to generate extra bounce by working with NGOs to enlist other individuals to file similar complaints in other EU Member States — to make the action a pan-European push, just like programmatic advertising itself.

Beyond high-speed rail, Brown has the rest of an expansive programmatic reform agenda to keep pushing in his final term, some mid-course adjustments (no Sacramento River Delta pumps on his big water conveyance project, for example), a few crises to handle, and some decisions to make about any new issues.

Clearly very few even bothered to read Dr. King's landmark essay "Black Power Redefined," which sought to push Black leaders toward a programmatic agenda that included the poor and economically disenfranchised.

He was said to have annoyed Florida's developers and farmers and their many friends in the Florida State Legislature by pushing for detailed and meaningful programmatic regulations.

Ad networks sell the inventory they aggregate from publishers for $3 to $5. Programmatic audience buying (think trading desks) has pushed bids for a single impression to as low as 1/100 of a cent.

As podcasts turn to programmatic advertising — and large streaming services like Spotify push them there in order to serve up the ads — it would be surprising if Spotify didn't make podcasts ad-free for its Premium tier subscribers and encourage podcast listeners to go Premium.