Device farms

Advertising fraud in which activity is repeatedly generated on a device in order to simulate legitimate use, resulting in an illegitimate advertising demand.

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DEAL ID OTT/CTV

Tag that allows to identify an agreement between buyers and sellers in the programmatic ecosystem. For example, buyers can purchase inventory at defined prices on a private exchange that may not be available to other bidders.

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ARPU OTT/CTV

Stands for Average Revenue Per User. This metric indicates how much the viewer spends on the services of an operator during a given period, thus making it easier to analyze and plan the profitability of an IPTV / OTT service.

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VTR OTT/CTV

Stands for View-Through Rate, i.e. the percentage of people who see a complete video or beyond a previously determined point. It is a metric that determines performance in digital video advertising campaigns.

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Private Marketplace (PMP) OTT/CTV

Higher value ad groups grouped by publisher or SSP and not available in an open auction. Only selected advertisers can bid on these placements.

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Device spoofing OTT/CTV

An ad fraud scheme in which a party maliciously impersonates another device. An example would be device emulators making ad requests.

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DSP OTT/CTV

Stands for Demand Side Platform. Technological system that makes it easier for programmatic digital advertising buyers to carry out automated campaigns on different aggregated traffic sources and segment them with data from different sources. In addition, it favors automatic optimization depending on campaign results.

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First Price Auction OTT/CTV

Programmatic auction in which the winner pays the price offered for the impression in the bid.

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Cost Per View (CPV) OTT/CTV

Name given to the cost per reproduction of an advertising video when a predefined minimum viewing time is reached. There are other billing models for advertising videos such as the cost per full view (CPCV; paid only when the video is seen to the end) and the cost per visible video (CPVV, where it is paid only if the video is visible according to the standard, meaning that the video occupies at least 50% of the number of visible pixels for at least 2 consecutive seconds).

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