PMP (Private Marketplace)
An invitation-only marketplace where select publishers make their ad inventory available to specific buyers through programmatic channels.
An invitation-only marketplace where select publishers make their ad inventory available to specific buyers through programmatic channels.
Curated bundles of premium inventory made available to select buyers through private marketplace deals, often themed around specific audiences or content types.
An open-source header bidding wrapper that manages multiple demand partners' bids before making calls to the ad server.
Collaborative working groups focused on developing and maintaining specific aspects of the Prebid open-source project.
A server-side implementation of Prebid that moves header bidding auctions from the browser to a dedicated server.
The maximum duration allowed for demand partners to respond with their bids before the auction proceeds without them.
An automated auction process where digital advertising inventory is bought and sold on a per-impression basis in real-time.
A JSON file that SSPs and exchanges publish to list all the sellers (publishers and intermediaries) they work with, providing transparency about who's selling inventory.
The process of cross-referencing seller IDs across different supply chain transparency files to confirm the legitimacy of inventory sources.
Detailed examination of all fees and charges applied to media transactions as they flow through the programmatic supply chain.
A component of the OpenRTB protocol that provides a complete record of all parties who are selling, reselling, or participating in the delivery of a bid request.
Industry-agreed protocols and specifications for documenting and sharing information about all participants in programmatic transactions.