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News Publishers Are Banding Together To Beat Brand Safety Blocking

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.

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Can’t Spell Exchange Without Change; ’Soft On Ad Tech

Index Exchange has partnered with Chalice, and in Digiday’s coverage of this announcement, they highlight how the integration involves containerising Chalice’s machine learning models within Index’s cloud infrastructure, eliminating the need for traditional pinging. This setup could unlock valuable publisher data for bidding, offering more efficient and transparent bidding processes.

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DOJ case looks strong as Google’s adtech antitrust trial enters next stage

The Drum mentioned Index Exchange, CEO Andrew Casale in its coverage of the DOJ v. Google trial, noting that he reinforced concerns about Google’s dominant role in ad auctions. Casale pointed out how Google’s influence over auction outcomes and its control of essential data hinder publishers’ ability to operate effectively and innovate within their own business models.

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Inside the First Day of Google’s Adtech Antitrust Trial

Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, recently testified in the US v. Google trial, shedding light on the difficulties companies faces in competing with Google’s dominance in the adtech space. Adweek covered part of Casale’s testimony, where he explained that even after lowering fees, Index continues to capture only a small fraction of auction bids.

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News publishers in spotlight at Google’s latest monopoly trial

In the Washington Post’s coverage of Google’s monopoly trial, Andrew Casale, CEO of Index Exchange, was highlighted for his testimony, where he explained that his company once lowered its fee to zero, hoping for a surge in orders. However, he noted that the increase in sales was “nominal at best,” attributing this to Google’s control over the market.

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