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June 30, 2021

Welcome to the latest update for your Verity contextual advertising product from GumGum.

If you haven’t already heard, GumGum has been in the news with a funding round of $75 million from Goldman Sachs! Read about it in the Wall Street Journal.

Contents

New features

Upcoming features

Features planned for the next few months:

  • Custom Segments UI - Alpha release June 2021

    • Interested in becoming an alpha tester? Let us know!

  • Additional language support for French, German, Spanish - coming July 2021!

Change Notification

A couple of helpful additions and modifications have been made to Verity classification report handling. These are a non-breaking changes, designed to help Verity partners dial in their classification cadence for the most effective results:

  • New Classification Expiry Information in Verity Report

  • Different Time to Live (TTL) Defaults for each Verity Content Type

New Classification Expiry Information in Verity Report

Verity has added new data to its classification reports, detailing the exact time when a classification report was created and will expire from Verity.

New processedAt and expiresAt fields are now in every Verity report, indicating the date and time that classification data was generated and will expire from Verity storage:

"processedAt": "2021-05-25T17:57:03.690Z"
"expiresAt": "2021-06-24T17:57:03.690Z"

Refer to the Verity Documentation Center for more information.

Different Time to Live (TTL) Defaults for each Verity Content Type

The Time to Live (TTL) for classification data now varies depending on the type of content analysed: there are different TTL periods for Page, Video, Image, and Text content.

Pages are further analysed to differentiate between website home pages and all other pages on the site (as website home pages typically update frequently). For example, https://www.latimes.com/ (the home page of the Los Angeles Times) updates frequently, so Verity assigns a TTL of 30 minutes. The page https://www.latimes.com/travel/list/la-best-dog-friendly-hikes-trails-beaches-parks is unlikely to be updated frequently, so Verity assigns a longer TTL of 30 days.

Verity considers a home page to be a web page accessed at either:

  • <website URL>/

  • <website URL>/index.html

Content Type

Default TTL

Page

Website home page

30 minutes

All other pages

30 days

Video

360 days

Image

14 days

Text

30 days

Refer to the Verity Documentation Center for more information.

Known issues

Any known issues or system downtime in the previous weeks.

Links to latest documentation and training opportunities (e.g. Verity training webinars)

Link to Verity Documentation Center Home latest documentation, including:

  • Description of Methodology

  • FAQs

  • New documentation

Also link to any Verity training opportunities, such as Webinars.


We'd love to hear from you! Hit us up in Slack or email verity-support@gumgum.com with any questions or feedback.

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