May 20

Why Media Buyers Are Mixed on Publishers Selling Ads Based on Emotion

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As marketers increasingly look for new ways to reach their target audience beyond age and gender demographics, publishers such as The New York Times are rolling out a surprise new offering: advertising based on emotions. The New York Times predicts how its stories make a reader feel (opinion and news) using machine learning and insight…

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