Hearst Built A Unified Ad Marketplace To Simplify Omnichannel News Buys
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Hearst is stitching together its far‑flung news properties into a single programmatic marketplace to make buying local news simpler and to shore up its business as the ad market shifts. With the Hearst News ad network, announced today, the company is pulling inventory from its TV stations, newspapers and digital news sites into one coordinated […]
“Hearst is stitching together its far‑flung news properties into a single programmatic marketplace to make buying local news simpler and to shore up its business as the ad market shifts. With the Hearst News ad network, announced today, the company is pulling inventory from its TV stations, newspapers and digital news sites into one coordinated […]”Fuente
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