Q&A: Lickd, democratizing music licensing for social content producers
Lickd is the world’s leading, claims-free, commercial music licensing platform for social video content. The company is headquartered in London and was founded in 2016,…
Q&A: Dianomi, the native ad marketplace for professional services brands and B2B publishers
Based in London, New York and Sydney, Dianomi is the native ad platform for the financial services, tech and corporate sectors, providing advertisers with access…
Taboola, creating the “Moment of Next”: Q&A
Headquartered in New York City with offices in 18 cities worldwide, Taboola is well-known to publishers across the globe – the company’s platform, powered by…
Q&A: Permutive, using first-party data to boost publisher revenues
Permutive was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in London, with a second office in New York. WNIP met up last year with Permutive’s Co-Founder, Joe…
Q&A: Lotame’s Panorama, a mission control center for data optimization
Lotame is an independent provider of unstacked data solutions, helping publishers, brands, and agencies address varied business challenges with data. The company has recently launched Panorama, a…
Q&A: Smart AdServer, helping publishers “own a corner of the room”
Headquartered in Paris, Smart AdServer was created within a premium publisher looking to develop its own ad server to have full control of its business.…
Q&A: Predicio, location intelligence for app publishers
Predicio is a location-based behavior intelligence company, based in Paris, that partners with hundreds of app publishers worldwide, to help them monetize their anonymized data.…
Q&A: YumpuNews, online magazine and newspaper subscription platform
YumpuNews is the latest entrant to the highly competitive ‘all you can consume’ media subscription market. The platform launched in Germany in February this year…
Q&A: eMagazines, helping magazine publishers pivot to digital
eMagazines was founded three years ago to create mobile magazines for smartphone and desktop platforms without the need to develop a bespoke app. The company…
Q&A: Semasio, helping brands and publishers navigate content blacklisting
Semasio is a semantic targeting company based in Hamburg, Germany, that empowers brands to target consumers and pages with one unified strategy. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Q&A: Branded Editions empowering publishers to deliver content in new and innovative ways
Branded Editions, a division of PressReader, creates privately-labeled digital editions for publishers including The New York Times, Washington Post, Guardian, The National, and El Pais…
Q&A: Pushly, empowering publishers to own their audiences with web push
Pushly is a push notification platform that works with publishers to generate web push strategies to distribute content, boost subscriber retention, and drive revenue growth.…
Q&A: Subtext, the platform BuzzFeed and Gannett trust for texting their audiences
Subtext is the fourth product spun out of Alpha Group, the in-house tech and media incubator for Advance Local, one of the largest media groups…
Q&A: Disciple Media, building communities of engaged users around a single passion
Disciple Media specializes in building independent, digital communities where people can coalesce around a single passion. The company has come to the fore by creating…
Q&A: BlueConic, liberating publisher customer data
BlueConic, one of the world’s leading customer data platforms, unifies first-party customer data into persistent, person-level profiles, allowing it to be activated across publishers’ marketing…
Q&A: RunMags Inc., helping publishers transition to a digitized operations model
RunMags, Inc. is a privately held U.S. company that describes itself as ‘the most comprehensive digital platform for magazine publishers ever offered in its price…
Q&A: Madai, connecting publishers to the lucrative world of market research
Founded in 2010, Madai assists publishers in monetizing traffic within the digital survey market while at the same time facilitating deep user profiling. Clients include…
Q&A: TRIBE, the branded social content marketplace
Established in 2014, TRIBE is a tech platform that harnesses the power of micro-influencers to created trusted content for brands. Essentially a social content marketplace…
Q&A: Dennis Publishing’s Nowse, a new approach to lead generation across its properties
Launched in January 2020, Nowse is the brainchild of Dennis Publishing, the UK publisher established by Felix Dennis in 1974. With the help of AI,…
Q&A: Winno, pioneering news in a post-article world
Winno is an iOS app with a bold mission to “rebuild news from the ground up, for the internet era”. Released in September 2019 the…
