Waze Gets Into Ads
auto navigation company Waze is launching its first ad platform. The platform serviing 30 million drivers,with 32% monthly active called location guided advertising. Info at biz.waze.com.
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Karl Greenberg writes about automotive, consumer-packaged-goods, sports, and travel marketing for “Marketing Daily.” Prior to this, he was the automotive editor at “Brandweek” magazine, where he covered marketing about companies making anything with a motor. He was also Internet ad technology reporter for the short-lived “Adweek IQ.” Karl started his career covering the petrochemical commodities market for “The Chemical Market Reporter.” In his other life, Karl is a humorist, playwright, musician, actor, and somewhat guilty fan of boxing. Reach him 
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