DocumentCode
3560777
Title
Online Scheduling of Targeted Advertisements for IPTV
Author
Kodialam, Murali ; Lakshman, T.V. ; Mukherjee, Sarit ; Wang, Limin
Author_Institution
Bell Labs., Alcatel-Lucent, Murray Hill, NJ, USA
Volume
19
Issue
6
fYear
2011
Firstpage
1825
Lastpage
1834
Abstract
Behavioral targeting of content to users is a huge and lucrative business, valued as a $20 billion industry that is growing rapidly. So far, the dominant players in this field like Google and Yahoo! examine the user requests coming to their servers and place appropriate ads based on the user´s search keywords. Triple-play service providers have access to all the traffic generated by the users and can generate more comprehensive profiles of users based on their TV, broadband, and mobile usage. Using such multisource profile information, they can generate new revenue streams by smart targeting of ads to their users over multiple screens (computer, TV, and mobile handset). This paper proposes methods to place targeted ads to a TV based on user´s interests. It proposes an ad auction model that can leverage multisource profile and can handle dynamic profile-based targeting like Google´s AdWords vis-à-vis static demography-based targeting of legacy TV. We then present a 0.502-competitive revenue maximizing scheduling algorithm that chooses a set of ads in each time slot and assigns users to one of these selected ads.
Keywords
IPTV; Internet; advertising; mobile computing; scheduling; Google AdWords vis-a-vis static demography-based targeting; IPTV; TV usage; Yahoo; ad auction model; ad smart-targeting; broadband usage; content behavioral targeting; dynamic profile-based targeting; legacy TV; mobile usage; multiple-screens; multisource profile information; online scheduling; revenue maximizing scheduling algorithm; revenue streams; targeted advertisements; time slot; triple-play service providers; Bandwidth; Google; IPTV; Real time systems; Splicing; Transform coding; $b$ -myopic algorithm; Ad bid; IPTV; ad budget; ad insertion; online scheduler; personalization; primal-dual scheme; targeted advertisement; triple-play service provider;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Networking, IEEE/ACM Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Location
4/29/2011 12:00:00 AM
ISSN
1063-6692
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TNET.2011.2143725
Filename
5759109
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