1. Moderator:Jonathan Ricard, SVP BrightTag Panelists:Mark Howard, SVP Digital Advertising Strategy, Forbes Media Matthew Spengler, Executive Director, Digital Sales, Rodale Jonathon Shaevitz, CEO, Legolas Media PROGRAMMATIC EVOLUTION & BEYOND: THE SUPPLY PERSPECTIVE

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6. THE POWER OF PROGRAMMATIC (definitions, please)

7. According to Tony Katsur, CEO, Maxifier….. “When it comes to programmatic premium, should we simply call it what it is – premium? Putting ‘programmatic’ in front of it doesn’t change the fact that it’s still premium.” THOUGHTS ?

8. Only 3 out of 10 media buyers seemed certain they would not move entirely to programmatic buying. According to eMarketer… IMPACT ON PUBLISHERS?

9. INVENTORY QUALITY (can it be programmatic also?)

10. Response Rate Session Depth (Impressions) Typically Goes to Networks or RTB (Most of the Composition of RTB) Typically Sold Class 2 or Networks/SSP Block (Sometimes Appears in RTB) Typically Sold Class 1 (Rarely Appears in RTB) 1011121314151617181920+ 456789123 The Type of Media You Buy Matters Publishers allocate fatigued users to RTB / Trading Desks ACCURATE?

11. Premium Publisher Inventory Breakdown According to a leading premium publisher, 10% of their Inventory is sold via RTB Remnant channels. TYPICAL?

12. VIEWABILITY (are all views created equal?)

13. According to Tom Shields, Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer, Yieldex… “Trying to move the industry to ‘viewable impressions’ is a bad idea for three reasons: -It won’t make any difference to marketing ROI -It doesn’t help bring dollars online -And it will be expensive and confusing to adopt.” AGREE ?

14. VIDEO + MOBILE (follow the leader – your audience)

15. Forrester’s Prediction About Video… “For 2013, RTB spending will increase to $686 million and by 2014, RTB spending will increase to $1.14 billion – which represents a 284% increase since 2012.” THOUGHTS ?

16. eMarketer Sizes the Mobile Market… “Mobile ad spend will reach $7.3 Bn this year, and US advertisers are expected to devote $27.13 Bn to mobile by 2017.” RING TRUE ?

17. THIRD PARTY COOKIES (me want cookie!)

18. According to Paul Cimino, VP / GM, Brilig… “How long do you think until the cookie as we know it dies or is significantly less important than it is today? Five years at the most.” ANY TAKERS ?

19. TRANSPARENCY (we see through you)

20. From SpotXchange’s Survival Guide to Digital Video Landscape… “Advertising exchanges reward Buyers and Sellers as never before for transparency, for revealing what they want, and what they have. In exchanges, the interests of both sides and even intermediaries are unusually well-aligned.” AGREE / DISAGREE?

21. Q&A