OpenX launches Attention Targeting with TVision
March 11, 2026
OpenX Technologies, the omnichannel supply-side platforms, has announced the launch of OpenX Attention Targeting, a capability that allows advertisers to target high-attention CTV inventory in real time. Powered by TVision, a specialist in CTV attention measurement, and available exclusively through OpenXSelect, this new integration enables advertisers to reach the most engaged CTV audiences and improve campaign impact through pre-bid targeting.
The broader CTV market remains fragmented, and impression-level engagement has been difficult to measure. Now, with OpenX Attention Targeting, buyers can activate in real time against predictive attention scores — turning measurement into optimization.
In this solution, data from TVision’s passive, in-home person-level panel powers predictive attention models grounded in actual viewer engagement. These models are then combined with OpenX’s real-time bidstream signals, including time of day, device type, and viewing duration, to enable precise targeting across TV by OpenX supply. Buyers can apply attention targeting to any CTV deal curated within OpenXSelect, whether through self-serve or managed service workflows.
“The next evolution of attention metrics is from pre- and post-campaign to real-time optimisation,” said Hassan Babajane, CRO at TVision. “This partnership allows buyers to use attention metrics to shape campaign performance. We’re proud to bring the most actionable use of attention data yet to the programmatic ecosystem alongside OpenX.”
“OpenX Attention Targeting gives brands what they’ve been asking for: real-time CTV performance optimization based on true viewer engagement,” added Erika Loberg, Global Head of CTV at OpenX. “For the first time, advertisers can activate attention as a targeting parameter at scale, in real time, and directly influence outcomes before the bid.”
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