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Eyeota Partners with InfoSum to Unlock Privacy-Safe B2B and B2C Audience Solutions for U.S. Advertisers

Eyeota, a Dun & Bradstreet company, announced a partnership with InfoSum, a WPP company, to make Dun & Bradstreet and Eyeota B2B and B2C taxonomies, along with the D&B ID Graph, available to InfoSum clients for privacy-safe activation, analytics, measurement, and offline data enrichment.

Experian folds Audigent into Experian Marketing Services

Experian has retired the Audigent brand and absorbed it into its Experian Marketing Services business, about twenty months after acquiring Audigent at the end of 2024. A Experian spokesperson described the move as consolidation rather than a retreat, saying Audigent’s curation capabilities will remain part of its platform and that Experian will continue to invest in the technology and talent. The article notes uncertainty about staff impact, with Audigent declining to say whether layoffs will result. Industry observers argue the move reflects a broader shift: curation is becoming embedded infrastructure across the programmatic supply chain rather than a standalone category.

• Experian has retired the Audigent brand and absorbed it into Experian Marketing Services.
• Audigent was acquired by Experian ~20 months earlier (the deal occurred at the end of 2024).
• Experian said it will continue to invest in Audigent’s technology, talent and innovation and framed the change as consolidation.

Powering Smarter CTV Advertising with Adobe Advertising and Eyeota

Powering Smarter CTV Advertising with Adobe Advertising and Eyeota

Netflix Launches Pixel; FTC Approves Publicis-LiveRamp Deal

Netflix introduced the Netflix Pixel, an add-on to its conversion API (CAPI) within the Netflix Ads Suite, to standardize lower-funnel conversion measurement and enable audience targeting. The company also added The Trade Desk as a DSP partner for programmatic buying of its inventory, starting next month, complementing existing integrations with Amazon DSP and Yahoo DSP. The announcements coincided with Netflix's Q3 earnings, which showed 12% year-over-year revenue growth but ad revenue growth below expectations. Separately, the FTC approved Publicis's acquisition of LiveRamp with conditions to preserve LiveRamp's neutrality, including firewall requirements and non-retaliation clauses. The acquisition date is still pending. The article also mentions Apple's WebKit plans to block web tracking, Salesforce's acquisition of Braze for $5.7 billion, and other industry news.

• Netflix unveiled the Netflix Pixel, an add-on to its conversion API (CAPI) in the Netflix Ads Suite.
• The Netflix Pixel standardizes conversion measurement and enables audience segmentation for targeting.
• Netflix added The Trade Desk as a DSP partner for programmatic ad buying, starting next month.

Declared Data Bridges Customer Personas and Media Buys

This AdExchanger content studio article, sponsored by Dynata, discusses the challenge of translating rich customer personas into actionable media targeting. Marketers develop detailed personas based on attitudes and motivations, but these often become reduced to basic demographics in DSPs. The article advocates using declared data from consumer research panels to build addressable audiences, which can be matched to pseudonymous identifiers and activated across DSPs, social platforms, and CTV. Dynata offers over 3,000 targeting segments built from 10,000+ profile variables, with syndicated audiences available through LiveRamp. Custom audiences can be created in 3-5 days. The piece emphasizes that declared data provides the 'why' behind consumer behavior, complementing behavioral signals for better precision and campaign optimization, without requiring new research for every campaign.

• Dynata maintains over 3,000 targeting segments built from more than 10,000 profile variables.
• Dynata's syndicated audiences are available through LiveRamp.
• Custom audiences using existing variables can typically be created in three to five days.

LiveRamp at Advertising Week New York 2026: Applying AI to the Future of Data Collaboration

New blog post added: LiveRamp at Advertising Week New York 2026: Applying AI to the Future of Data Collaboration (October 16, 2026).