DoubleVerify has revealed the launch of the DV Transparency Centre, a new educational portal designed to augment understanding and trust in media verification by providing greater insight and clarity into DV’s technology and measurement solutions.
The DV Transparency Centre serves as a resource for advertisers, agencies, and other industry partners, offering educational materials that clarify the intricacies of digital ad verification and the wider measurement space.
DV’s Transparency Centre initiative aims to demystify key aspects of its technology and showcase its commitment to enhancing industry standards.
“It’s time to break open the perceived ‘black box’ and take on some of the misperceptions surrounding the digital ad space. Trust and transparency are foundational to a robust and thriving digital ecosystem,” said Dan Slivjanovski, DoubleVerify CMO and leader of Industry Education at the company.
“With the DV Transparency Centre, our goal is to equip our partners with the knowledge they need to maximise the benefits of our state-of-the-art technology and navigate the dynamic digital advertising landscape more effectively.”
Deva Bronson, EVO, global head of brand assurance at dentsu Media said: “As brands navigate a hyper-political environment, brand safety and transparency become even more top of mind for marketers.”
“We are proud to partner with DoubleVerify, and support their commitment to advancing industry transparency.”
At launch, the DV Transparency Centre will offer a collection of resources tailored to enhance understanding of DV and the verification category and address trending topics.
These include an exploration of Made for Advertising (MFA) sites according to DV’s measurement standards, detailed insights into the mechanics of independent social media measurement, and discussions on brand safety and suitability on social platforms.
DoubleVerify is also expanding its educational outreach by partnering with The AdTech Forum, a Marketecture Media company, and U of Digital, an educational platform for the adtech sector.
“DoubleVerify’s leadership in verification is well-established, and their commitment to advancing industry knowledge through the DV Transparency Centre aligns very well with our goals,” said Jeremy Bloom, co-founder of Marketecture Media.
“Education is crucial in digital advertising, and DoubleVerify recognises that,” said Shiv Gupta, founder of U of Digital. “Investing in educational initiatives sets a strong example for how, through learning, companies can contribute to the ongoing growth and improvement of the fast-evolving ad tech space.”