OpenRTB
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What is OpenRTB?
OpenRTB (Real-Time Bidding) is an open standard protocol that enables programmatic advertising, specifically real-time bidding between buyers (advertisers) and sellers (publishers). It defines how ad inventory is bought and sold in real-time auctions, allowing for efficient and automated trading of digital advertising space. It is commonly used in display advertising, video advertising, and mobile advertising.
What other technologies are related to OpenRTB?
OpenRTB Competitor Technologies
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OpenRTB Complementary Technologies
VAST
VAST (Video Ad Serving Template) is a standard format for video ad units, and is often used in conjunction with OpenRTB to deliver video ads.
VPAID
VPAID (Video Player-Ad Interface Definition) allows interactive video ads, which can be delivered through OpenRTB.
JavaScript
JavaScript is often used to implement OpenRTB integrations on the client-side.
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Which job functions commonly mention OpenRTB?
Product Manager
109 Product Manager jobs mention OpenRTB
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Customer Engineer
61 Customer Engineer jobs mention OpenRTB
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Account Executive
64 Account Executive jobs mention OpenRTB
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Software Engineer
129 Software Engineer jobs mention OpenRTB
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Engineer
162 Engineer jobs mention OpenRTB
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Which organizations are mentioning OpenRTB?
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