Dec 03

To Prune Ads.Txt Files, Publishers Are Turning to New Tools

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For all its good intentions, the ads.txt protocol introduced by the IAB Tech Lab in 2017 to combat domain spoofing has always had one key weakness: it relies on publishers to manually maintain their ads.txt files. But a new tool called sellers.guide, developed by a team at the video monetization vendor Primis, hopes to help…

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