VideoAmp Sells AI as Proof. An Investor Wrote Its Stake Down 80%.
VideoAmp says its AI agents will connect TV planning to proof of what worked. In the same quarter it walked away from its MRC audit, an investor cut its VideoAmp stake from $22 million to $4.4 million, about 80%.
Read the full issue on ADOTAT →What the issue found
- Neuberger Next Generation Connectivity Fund carried 1,393,993 VideoAmp Series F1 preferred shares at $21,999,998 through April 30, 2026.
- The fund's July 31, 2026 SEC filing put the same shares at $4.4 million, about 80% lower in one quarter.
- VideoAmp withdrew from its Media Rating Council audit in June 2026, per the MRC.
- VideoAmp raised $70 million in May 2019 and was valued at $1.4 billion by its 2021 Series F, per Axios.
- ADOTAT's market sizing puts VideoAmp's claimed $6 billion in deal dollars nearer $2 billion.
On the record
“you really need to work directly with publishers' log-level data.”
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