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Tag Archives: HTML5

HTML5 Malware Hits Dozens Of Ad Networks, Publishers

HTML5 Malware Hits Dozens Of Ad Networks, Publishers by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, (May 26, 2018) The Media Trust’s malware team, which provides data protection and security, has discovered a malware campaign — about 21 separate incidents — that hit dozens of global digital media publishers and at least 15 ad networks. The malware uses JavaScript commands … Continue reading HTML5 Malware Hits Dozens Of Ad Networks, Publishers

Ad tech firm Likqid Media launches publisher solution that can handle either HTML5 or Flash video ads

Called Fusion, it is designed to help publishers manage the transition away from Flash. Barry Levine on July 20, 2016   Although Flash technology is fading out, it appears to be dragging out its death scene like a small-time actor relishing the moment. Publishers making the transition to HTML5 video ads, then, might still want … Continue reading Ad tech firm Likqid Media launches publisher solution that can handle either HTML5 or Flash video ads