Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, was featured in Digiday’s Future of TV Briefing, discussing the challenges of streaming’s programmatic ad market with the influx of live sports. Casale called it a “tsunami of supply,” stressing the technical difficulties of supporting real-time bidding for high-demand inventory like NFL and NBA games.

CEO of Index Exchange, Andrew Casale, shared insights at the IAB ALM conference on how AI and neural networks are reshaping the ad industry. Casale highlighted that 2025 will be the year of the sell side, as technology empowers publishers and SSPs to expand their roles, driven by privacy concerns and the need for innovative ad targeting in a post-cookie world.

Index Exchange CEO Andrew Casale shares his 2025 predictions with Ad Age, noting that innovation on the sell side of programmatic will rise, directing more ad dollars to working media. At the same time, the third-party cookie will continue to lose relevance despite ongoing discussion.

Index Exchange and Chalice’s partnership is mentioned alongside insights from Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, in this AdExchanger article. The piece explores the shift of ad tech and marketing software to cloud-based infrastructure, driven by privacy standards and the need for innovative ad targeting and attribution in a post-cookie world.

Index Exchange was highlighted in Adweek for its collaboration with Chalice to integrate its containerized algorithm, enabling buyers to bid across the entire internet with enhanced real-time curation. The piece also showcased Index Exchange’s launch of Index Marketplaces, a new curation product that allows partners to curate inventory more effectively.

Digiday spoke with Index Exchange CEO Andrew Casale and Cognitiv CEO Jeremy Fain about their new partnership. By combining Cognitiv’s ContextGPT with Index’s Marketplaces platform, the collaboration helps advertisers move beyond keywords and audience segments, using AI to analyze millions of websites daily for better ad targeting without relying on cookies.

AdExchanger covered Adelaide’s Business of Attention event, highlighting the importance of attention in the bid stream as a key takeaway. Mike McNeeley, senior vice president, Product was featured in the coverage, sharing insights on how curating inventory into PMPs based on attention scores can help advertisers overcome challenges in effectively leveraging attention signals in programmatic bidding.

Digiday reported from the Prebid Summit, where Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, warned that IP addresses could be the next targeting tool phased out, following third-party cookies and Android IDs. He cautioned that IP-based solutions may not be sustainable and require careful consideration. Casale also acknowledged the progress of Google’s Privacy Sandbox but noted it still has room for improvement.

Marketing Brew shares that Index Exchange is among the programmatic ad-tech companies pitching curated services, offering advertisers access to select lists of vetted publishers and partners. This shift toward curation, aimed at mitigating ad waste and enhancing quality, contrasts with traditional programmatic advertising, which focused on targeting audiences across the entire web.

Index Exchange was mentioned in AdExchanger as the exclusive SSP partner for Prohaska Consulting’s new ProNews Collective, a private marketplace for premium news publishers. The article highlights that all ad inventory from participating publishers will be available through these PMPs, aiming to combine scale with brand safety for advertisers.