TV Ad Measurement Is Broken. Tatari Wants to Fix It

On this episode of Inside the Stack, Cynopsis’ Lynn Leahey sits down with Benjamin Heaton, Senior Director of Product Management at Tatari, to talk about why TV ad measurement is breaking down, and what it will take to fix it.

They dig into signal loss, why traditional identifiers no longer work, and why most clean rooms weren’t built for TV workflows in the first place. Heaton explains how Tatari’s Vault was designed to support privacy-first infrastructure that works across publishers and advertisers. No double-counting or black boxes.

If you’re trying to measure TV performance in an ad tech world with fewer signals and higher expectations, this conversation is for you.

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