Yahoo Rolls Out New HD Image Ads

Yahoo launched new Image Ads today, giving advertisers the opportunity to leverage HD images in photo slideshows and image-rich environments for multiple Yahoo properties, including Yahoo Sports, omg!, Yahoo Music, and Yahoo TV. According to the announcement, the new ad formats can be viewed on both desktops and mobile devices, adapting any screen size. Yahoo […]

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yahoo-logo-2013-cleanYahoo launched new Image Ads today, giving advertisers the opportunity to leverage HD images in photo slideshows and image-rich environments for multiple Yahoo properties, including Yahoo Sports, omg!, Yahoo Music, and Yahoo TV.

According to the announcement, the new ad formats can be viewed on both desktops and mobile devices, adapting any screen size. Yahoo claims:

These new ads deliver high-quality brand images that are as engaging as the surrounding content, bringing the beautiful full-page ads you might expect from a favorite magazine to the digital world. 

Yahoo HD image ad

Yahoo says FIAT, Sony and Relativity Media already have started using the new HD image ads.


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