Nick Flood

@adnauseumshow @multilocalmedia @Inuvo Looking forward to this one

Let’s be real. It’s summer. You don’t have anything better to do on a Thursday afternoon. Ad Nauseum goes live Thursday at 4PM EST. Panelists: • Fern Potter, SVP Strategy & Partnerships, @multilocalmedia • Eric Tilbury, Senior Director of Ad Ops, @Inuvo • Making his debut: Sam Bloom, Head of Partnerships @pmgworldwide Host: Jeromy Sonne We’re also excited to welcome @UofDigital as our very first official sponsor. If you actually want to understand how this industry works, reach out to the U of Digital team.

Ben Rosser, thanks for the invite. Drinks on you #aopawards24

@WillJColes I do the Euston to Shrewsbury trip weekly. This looks interesting. How long does it take to get to Moor St? Price?

I see #Euston is trending again. I've generally given up on using it when travelling back to Shropshire; it's much less stressful to get the Chiltern service from Marylebone to Moor Street, then walk over to New Street and continue the journey westwards from there.

@matwatsoncars Wow. Congrats, great purchase!

This is a big deal! carwow has acquired Autovia which includes brands Auto Express, evo, Carbuyer and Driving Electric. I'm super excited and looking forward to working with their fantastic content teams. The move makes us the UK's largest online car destination. 🚀

@mjbarash @AdtechGod Great pub! 👌

When you’re trying to figure out which one is @AdtechGod at the Chandelier Bar remember the signature move

Will it be available before Xmas?

Twitter name finally gone. Now X.

@mjbarash 🐐

Messi is box office!

@PaulLomax Remember the dark sky app? Loved it or a another api when we integrated into The Week unwrapped with custom load screen. Ahead of the times!

Well that was weirdly accurate.

@mjbarash 10 hours on Twitter in one day! 👀

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@benedictevans 4. I can't recall a single case study where micropayments for single articles have worked for publishers.

Pigeons in the countryside eat well.

@vbrzezin @thetimes If you want some balance I'm an amateur bbq cook but spend loads of time smoking and cooking on my basic weber 57 inch.

Tips please: I'm planning a @thetimes feature on barbecues. BBQ aficionados, do you stick to basic/classic drum designs, or have you splurged on a Kamado Joe etc and never looked back? Insights appreciated, thanks in advance #journorequest #prrequest

@walshjonwalsh I'd read a chapter each day via email.

@nicholasflood One page at a time?

Anyone want to talk to me about building a book rental by post delivery service? There’s no point in owning books anymore, but renting them in a similar way to how Netflix did DVDs could be an interesting idea to explore.

@walshjonwalsh Email?

@nicholasflood One page at a time?

@walshjonwalsh Nice idea but postage fees make it a non starter.

@nicholasflood But by post!

@AdtechGod @mjbarash Are you both the same person? 😂

@mjbarash Write a little tune: Your own, personal, AdTechGod. Identifiable info. Someone to be targeted. Someone to be a consumer.

Depeche Mode tonight is a bucket lister ✅

@ratko This is well documented. Happy to chat in person.

@nicholasflood That's a whole different story then. I completely agree. That is straight-up data leakage. And there is no way to block the audience tags without blocking the verification tags, assuming they've combined them. Am I understanding this correctly?

Publishers asking for licensing fees from contextual targeting vendors reminds me of the South Park episode where Canada says it needs more money and asks for “some of that internet money.”

@ratko They then sell these audiences. Go ahead and help me make money as I'm paying a fortune for your service but don't sell my data without my permission or a contract.

@nicholasflood If they are dropping cookies on users and stealing audience data, I agree that is obviously offside. Is that the main issue? Because my understanding, based on everything I've read, was that this was about contextual targeting segments (URL categorization).