DIRECTV Taps Yahoo Unified Ad Tech to Unlock Advanced TV Opportunities

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Yahoo becomes the exclusive omnichannel DSP for accessing DIRECTV Advertising addressable TV inventory
DIRECTV Advertising and Yahoo announced a strategic partnership to unlock new value for advertisers across linear TV and digital. Against the backdrop of an increasingly fragmented advanced TV landscape, DIRECTV Advertising and Yahoo announced today that they are teaming up to provide buyers with a more seamless way to access addressable TV and streaming inventory.
In working with Yahoo, DIRECTV Advertising is helping to further reduce complexity and fragmentation for advertisers across the advanced TV landscape, which has seen tremendous growth over the last year. Digital video ad spend, inclusive of digital TV, reached $39 billion in 2021, and is expected to increase 26% to $49.2 billion in 2022.1“This partnership with DIRECTV Advertising builds on the momentum of our existing addressable TV partnerships, and gives advertisers more reach, transparency and control. We are grateful to these partners for helping to further the industry and create a strong point of access through Yahoo’s platform.”
Through the partnership, advertisers gain a number of exciting advancements, including:
- Access to 25 million addressable TV households: DIRECTV Advertising has named Yahoo as the exclusive omnichannel demand-side platform (DSP) for accessing its addressable TV inventory programmatically. Advertisers can continue to buy the inventory directly from DIRECTV Advertising as well. Through the partnership, DIRECTV Advertising joins DISH Media and Fios in enabling addressable TV through an omnichannel, programmatic platform. With DIRECTV Advertising, Yahoo is expanding its position as the first and only omnichannel DSP to offer live, addressable TV inventory programmatically, enabling advertisers to tap into a footprint of 25 million households.
- Streaming inventory through Yahoo SSP: DIRECTV Advertising is tapping into Yahoo’s supply-side platform (SSP), making its streaming inventory available to premium demand across the Yahoo Exchange.
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