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WAIT A SEC there is AT&T preroll in front of this... Is Twitter arbitrarily promoting videos into the timeline to pump up preroll inventory?
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So is Circuit Breaker promoting AT&T and this is brand content without proper FTC-mandated notice? Or...
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Is Twitter attaching brand promotion tags to Tweets that the brand didn't promote directly, in order to attach that brand's preroll?
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Hey ATTcares did you purposefully promote a Vox media brand video to put your preroll on it? Or voxmediainc is this your deal with AT&T?
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Twitter's roll out of preroll is like a masterclass in how to make the most confusing possible user experience decisions.
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Also, if you click out of a tab where Twitter video was playing, then you click back into it after video was finished it replays the video.
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So prepare for some very suspicious video play numbers from Twitter!
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I like that someone at Twitter said 'let's make the confusing, obtuse system of programmatic preroll advertising even less transparent!'
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So who knows if it is up to date, but as far as I can tell from dev docs, it isn't possible to target preroll to a particular account
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So AT&T's buy of preroll has them sponsoring an unknown set of tweets? Did they know? How does Twitter assure alignment & brand safety?
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If so, bigger question: isn't it ethically questionable for a purchase of preroll to *directly create* more inventory where none existed?
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Or is Twitter's position that preroll inventory is equal to their DAUs?