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Magic Ruby Launches “Quasar” Production Platform for Second Screen and Mobile ApplicationsFrom Our Blog:
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Magic Ruby Appointed to Create Second Screen Experience for Technicolor’s New CGI-Animated Children’s Series, The DeepFrom Our Blog:
Magic Ruby Launches Quasar – A Platform for Second Screen and Mobile Apps
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Magic Ruby in Home Media MagazinePress Release:
Magic Ruby Brings Live Sync to the Second ScreenFrom Our Blog:
What Powers That Second Screen App?
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Magic Ruby’s ROGUE Second Screen App in Lost RemotePress Release:
Magic Ruby to Demonstrate Live Sync at CES 2013From Our Blog:
Magic Ruby Goes Rogue with New Second Screen Companion App
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Magic Ruby Second Screen Companion App Rogue in AdOps OnlinePress Release:
Magic Ruby to License Delivery Agent’s TV Wallet™ Transaction EngineFrom Our Blog:
Second Screen Wish Lists
Magic Ruby is the lead story in this week's @onlinereportr - #secondscreen #RogueDirecTV http://t.co/jPBEIbStTs
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The Second Screen and Targeted Advertising
- At January 22, 2013
- By Stephen Brooks
- In Social TV
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At CES 2013, Magic Ruby demonstrated a few of our next gen tools for the Second Screen – Live Watermarking, Second Screen Production Platform, Dynamic ad insertion, and Targeted Advertising. We had some good customer feedback on all of these, but one of the most common reactions we had to the Targeted Advertising element was, “Oh, so THAT’S targeted advertising…”
The execution could be as simple as the app knows I’m a male between the ages of 35-54, so the ads I see – whether for a car company or breakfast cereal will feature a “hero” of my same demographic. Don’t underestimate how powerful that can be – ads have to not only convince me the product is good, but that it’s good specifically for me. Every little bit helps.
Of course, targeting can be more involved, depending on the information available – in-app user behavior or preferences, psychographics, location, social graphs…each element adds a nuance to the messaging or call to action, all in an effort to make the ad more relevant.
There are tools to automate this targeting – and even more exciting, tools that will soon be able to automate the customization of the ad itself, making this type of targeting more affordable for brands and agencies.
All that needs to happen is for second screen audiences to reach a critical mass.