When metasearch travel site Kayak decided to take programmatic in-house in the spring of 2016, it needed to select a group of vendors that could help it buy media both more efficiently and effectively ...

The global campaign launch comes at interesting time for Kayak as it awaits approval of its merger with Priceline, which should be announced this week.

Travel website Kayak.com has made the decision to remove all advertising from TLC's new reality-TV program "All American Muslim" just days after outcry over a similar decision by home improvement ...

Travel search site Kayak, fighting against the current of controversy after companies stopped advertising on TLC’s “All-American Muslim” TV show, yesterday acknowledged it handled its ad ...

A little more than a year after getting an ad banned in the UK because authorities thought it made light of brain surgery, and offended patients and their families, Kayak has unveiled a spot that ...

Kayak says it will stop advertising on TLC's "All-American Muslim" not because of pressure from conservatives, but, in the words of Kayak's chief marketing officer, because the show "sucked ...

Acknowledging that its decision process began after it received messages protesting its ads on the show, Kayak decided not to renew its advertising when the show returns in January, according to ...

Kayak.com says that it and its affiliated sites under the Kayak Publishing Network generate nearly 200 million targetable ad impressions per month on air, hotel and rental car search result pages.

Accidental Kayak spokesman Frank Reardon, ostensibly banned from using the service, returns in an interactive ad for competing company, "Frank’s Kayak." ...

While we anticipate Kayak’s online ad revenue per 1,000 queries will increase from around $179 in 2011 to $242 by the end of our forecast period, Trefis members expect an increase from $191.80 ...

A Kayak executive's candid remarks about "All-American Muslim" spark discussions about representation and media portrayal.

Kayak.com has decided it will not run ads for the second season of the TLC reality show "All-American Muslim"; Paris Jackson, the daughter of pop star Michael Jackson, is talking to daytime talk ...