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I have to disagree that this is out of the realm of possibility - TechCrunch's ad team is very creative and moves fast, and their inventory is IN DEMAND! They
by aresant 17y ago
I have to disagree that this is out of the realm of possibility - TechCrunch's ad team is very creative and moves fast, and their inventory is IN DEMAND!
They sold ads written on a WHITEBOARD shown on their streaming office cam for goodness sake.
Nearly every modern ad serving platform allows for interstitials, so this is within the realm of imagination.
But he didn't, so my crackpot theory is out the window.
http://www.beet.tv/2009/05/techcrunch-selling-ads-for-its-live-office-feed-and-beettv-is-is-the-launch-sponsor.html http://www.beet.tv/2009/05/techcrunch-selling-ads-for-its-li...
- pavs 17y agoInterstitials ads are not the same thing as whiteboard ads. Like I said you just don't wake up one day and put them up within 24-48 hours. Your theory is still a crackpot theory even if someone from TC didn't point it out. I doubt you have any IRL experience in selling online ad inventory. Yes almost _all_ popular adservers allow interstitials, doesn't mean you see them all the time. Why? Because high paying inventory are only available in certain time of the year. Including, high-profile product launch and holiday shopping season.