CBS is joining OpenAP, an advertising consortium that launched in 2017 as an effort to provide more data and insights to those selling ads across linear and digital platforms. Viacom, which last we…
consortium that launched in 2017 as an effort to provide more data and insights to those selling ads across linear and digital platforms.
Viacom, which last week closed its merger with CBS, had been a founding member of OpenAP, which also counts Fox, NBCUniversal and Univision as members. In October, OpenAP launched what it says is the only platform delivering cross-publisher, cross-platform campaigns for both linear TV and long-form digital video across the largest collection of premium U.S. ad inventory.
The company is headed by David Levy, who had a nearly 30-year run at Turner and then for two months held the CEO of the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets before parting ways with the team. The addition of CBS, OpenAP says, makes it the largest player in “advanced advertising,” the burgeoning field of using data science and analytics to serve marketing messages to viewers.
Domestic Advertising Sales. “Bringing our full portfolio of linear and digital inventory together on this platform enables us to deliver premium content and diverse audiences to our advertisers and reinforces our combined value as ViacomCBS.”
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