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Website: http://www.indexexchange.com

About Us: http://www.indexexchange.com/about/

In Their Own Words

Index Exchange is a fully transparent supply side platform and premium media exchange. We believe that automation is the future of media - regardless of channel - and our focus is on making that happen in the smartest way possible.

Industry affiliations

None

What does this company do?

Ad Exchange
An auction-based marketplace connecting advertisers buying ad space with publishers selling ad inventory. Exchange platforms typically enable advertisers to work with data aggregators to target their ads.

Supply Side Platform
Technology provider that helps publishers sell ad space through multiple networks and/or exchanges and optimize ad revenue.

What data does this company collect?

Data Collected
Anonymous: Browser Information, Cookie Data

Pseudonymous: IP Address (EU PII)

Data Retention
Undisclosed

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Privacy contact

• Index Exchange

  74 Wingold Avenue
  Toronto, Ontario, M6B1P5
  
  
• Privacy contact URL: http://www.indexexchange.com/contact/

Privacy policy

Privacy policy: http://www.indexexchange.com/privacy/

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