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TripleLift CTV Inventory Guide

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Rating & Language 16 Source: NBC, IABTechLab_OpenRTB, NPR 16 CTV Language is sent in the bid request using ISO-639-1-alpha-2, which are codes that represent the names of languages. Today, we see close to half of TripleLift's impressions are sent with the Language field that consists of English or Spanish language. 7 in 10 LatinX TV content viewers are watching Spanish-language TV. The LatinX community accounts for 19% of the U.S. population and makes up 42% of the country's most watched streaming content. Work with your TripleLift partner to identify the most scalable languages on our exchange to reach your target audience and meet your campaign goals. •- Rating TV ratings were created to give viewers guidelines to a television series' target audience and its potential content so that viewers can make informed choices on what they and their families watch. Since Rating is sent frequently by publishers, advertisers can use this data to achieve the same goals that TV networks created it for -to narrow in on your intended audience demographic, without sacrificing scale. By the same token, rating can be used as a brand safety tool to help brands avoid mature content, or children's content for example. Language Recommended Languages for Maximum Scale • English • Spanish • Korean • Japanese • German • French • Italian • Chinese Top Content Rating Targets

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