Video ad tech company
Unruly and Videology announced a partnership Wednesday that opens up
Unruly’s "In-Article" and native "In-Feed" video inventory to Videology platform users in the U.S.
"As premium pre-roll inventory remains constrained, new formats may offer viable solutions for certain advertisers to deliver their brand message," stated John
Rogers, SVP-media partnerships, Videology.
Unruly's In-Article ads are placed in premium editorial content and begin to play when the video is 50%
in-view. The company's In-Feed ad format offers clients a "liquid layout" that adapts the video ad to the design and layout of the site where it appears.
The company works with brands
including including Dove, T-Mobile, Evian and Renault, according to The
Guardian. Unruly’s supply-side platform, UnrulyX, launched in 2014, and lets advertisers buy video inventory on a viewable
impression basis.
In 2015, Unruly and Videology announced an integration in the U.K., where Unruly is based. Additionally, Unruly was acquired by News Corp. last
year, and its inventory now appears on U.S. sites including the New York Post, MarketWatch, PageSix and Realtor.com.