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TCL picks Magnite for ad-supported streaming

November 13, 2024
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TCL picks Magnite for ad-supported streaming

Magnite (NASDAQ: MGNI), the largest independent sell-side advertising company, announced TCL, one of the world’s best-selling consumer electronics brands and leading technology companies, has selected Magnite to elevate its streaming strategy and strengthen its ad-supported business. TCL will use Magnite’s SpringServe ad server to enhance the viewer experience and leverage Magnite’s streaming platform to capture the value of their premium inventory.

For two consecutive years, TCL has upheld its second-place standing in both the global and US TV market by brand, shipping a total of 25.26 million TV units in 2023, securing a 12.5% market share. The integrated free streaming service, TCL Channel, boasts a membership exceeding 24 million globally, offering a substantial amount of advertising space.

Magnite technology helps publishers seamlessly manage the complexities of video advertising, and will play an important role in supporting TCL as they introduce more innovations into their streaming strategy. TCL will implement various custom tiles and pause ad units leveraging the SpringServe ad serving platform. Looking ahead, Magnite will work with TCL to help provide buyers with insights to better inform their advertising decisions.

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