Slides from the "High Performance Ads - Is it Possible?" panel session from Velocity 09. http://en.oreilly.com/velocity2009/public/schedule/detail/8959.
A video of the session is here: http://velocityconference.blip.tv/file/2293389/
12. Ad vendor (3 rd Party) 1 st host, 1 st conn Ad network setup (4 th Party) 2 nd host, 2 nd conn Ad network tag 2 nd host, 3 rd conn Ad network tracking pixel1 2 nd host, 4 th conn Ad network iframe 2 nd host, 5 th conn Ad network more tracking pixel2 2 nd host, 6 th conn 3 rd Party counting 3 rd host , 7 th conn Ad network targeting 4 th host , 8 th conn Ad vendor (5 th Party) 5 th host, 9 th conn Ad vendor (6 th Party) 6 th host, 10 th conn 5 th Party instrumentation 7 th host, 11 th conn Metrics Co. 1 8 th host, 12 th conn Metrics Co. 2 9 th host, 13 th conn 6 th party ad image 11 th host 15 th conn … more from Metrics Co. 2 10 th host 14 th conn
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Artur , but also Sameer and Bryant should also be ready to comment on whether this is really one of the highest priorities to focus on. Real comments that tie back to your company's sites are great.
Bryant - dns lookups, redirects, little caching
Tony , w/examples?
Richard - Talk about some of the business motivations behind the way ads work - redirects for tracking, scripts that aren't cached so that changes/fixes propagate easily.
Richard - no one's watching the hen house, mixed motivations