Tag Archives: mobile ad formats

YuMe Launches Industry-First “Mobile Flip” Video Ad Unit for Tablets
Ad & Media Strategies
July 25, 2012 posted by Otilia Otlacan

YuMe Launches Industry-First “Mobile Flip” Video Ad Unit for Tablets

YuMe, the leading provider of digital brand advertising software and services, has introduced the next generation of advertising on mobile devices –a full-screen, interactive, mobile video ad unit called YuMe Mobile Flip. Leveraging the native functionality of iOSand Android-based mobile devices, YuMe Mobile Flip creates a highly immersive advertising experience on tablets that allows consumers to instantly capture and retain key ad messages on one “slate” – or view – of a tablet device or smartphone, and then quickly “flip” to a second slate to interact further with the brand.

IAB Mobile Rising Stars Ad Unit Specifications Open for Public Comment
Ad & Media Strategies
July 19, 2012 posted by Otilia Otlacan

IAB Mobile Rising Stars Ad Unit Specifications Open for Public Comment

The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) announced that the IAB Mobile Rising Stars, which were revealed at the IAB Annual Leadership Meeting in February, are now ready for broad adoption and open for public comment. Hundreds of marketers and publishers have already been implementing these units across mobile devices since their initial release, yet this marks the first time IAB will make them available to the industry at scale.

IAB Reveals Winners of First-Ever ‘Mobile Rising Stars’ Competition
Ad & Media Strategies
March 5, 2012 posted by Otilia Otlacan

IAB Reveals Winners of First-Ever ‘Mobile Rising Stars’ Competition

Driving richer brand marketing across smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) today unveiled the five winning Mobile Rising Stars ad concepts of its first-ever “Mobile Rising Stars” competition, at the fifth IAB Annual Leadership Meeting “Ecosystem 2.0: Beyond Time and Space” at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. These formats are intended to work across all major mobile platforms and allow mobile ad buys at the same scale and scope as typical online display buys. The contest amassed a pool of over 60 innovative submissions, coming from more than three dozen companies.