Part 1: Third Party Ad Serving Basics

The first video in a three-part video series on third party ad serving, this video explains why publishers and advertisers choose to work with third party ad servers.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• google
• third
• party
• ad
• serving

[Aylees]

Maile - You're GREAT! I remember the first video you made a few months back about privacy and information retention. :) You make the material you present extremely comprehensible and your delivery couldnt be any better! Awesome job!

[McLilliz09]

This girl

[ChanelleC222]

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[ChanelleC222]

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[GaelicHead]

I'm shocked at how few people have viewed the videos that you guys have taken time to make explaining this...I have posted it to my f.b. page, but expected over a million views at least. With all the concern expressed about privacy...well, I guess people would rather complain than be informed. Thank you anyway for trying to present the information clearly.

[Loraguy]

My internet provider has this wonderful option... one click and every single ad sent by anyone to my computer display is blocked. Where everyone else sees an ad, I just see a red rectangle.

Every red rectangle I see gives me a very self-satisfied feeling, knowing that electronic junk mail has no access to me. This service is worth twice what I pay for it.

[newbobor51]

Stalkers, you eat shit

[jmDebra817]

nice...

[qPMuriel614]

nice vid

[aJustinBieberSongs]

You made everything so clear.

[M0rph3usPr1me]

@jayess99 I 100% concur. Nothing more than commercial stalking.

[jayess99]

this is total crap. Nothing more than commercial stalking. Making my web-surfin experience more meaningful? Please, spare me the BS. If I want to buy a product, I know how to find it on my own. I don't need Google or anyone else throwing this stuff in my face. How would Maile like it if I followed her around and quoted political ideology to her incessantly to make sure she had a meaningful experience while out walking? You're trespassing on our privacy, Google. And getting paid for it.