Proprietary model transforms data consumption by licensing and paying users for their data.
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MIAMI, May 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — via InvestorWire — Streamlytics, a market maker in the ethical data space, continues to innovate with its latest development, a framework for valuing consumer data. The white paper, equipped with mathematical formulas that can be applied today, is a huge leap forward in the mostly theoretical discussions on how to value consumer data.

In its latest development, the company is leveraging its own Universal Data Interchange Format (UDIF) to enable individuals to connect activity data from today’s most popular technology platforms to NFTs that they own or mint entirely new NFT’s with their data attached. Historically, NFTs have been used for collectibles and cryptocurrency projects, and Streamlytics is innovating in a way that combines NFT utility functionality with its patent-pending UDIF data standard as a transporter.

Through this new partnership, Streamlytics will distribute several strategic, rare, data sets for purchase by advertisers within the LiveRamp Data Marketplace. These unique data sets feature segments that include actual usage data from popular product ecosystems such as Amazon, Google, Uber and Apple as well as products such as Netflix and Spotify. These signals are ethically sourced from data provided by opted-in consumers through Streamlytics’ business-to-consumer applications. Data signals are extensive as actual usage data about purchase history, content consumption and other data signals related to consumer behavior.

Today, the company announced that it has processed five billion first-party data points directly and ethically from consumers. “Streamlytics is pioneering a new era of how consumer data is used. Putting consumers and their privacy first is long overdue and at the core of our ethically sourced data products and solutions.” said Streamlytics founder and CEO Angela Benton.  

Streamlytics, the largest first-party data provider of African American cross-platform activity, today announces another milestone as it hits 1 billion ethically sourced data points from today’s most used platforms. Streamlytics began the year with only 58 million data points. In Q1, the company quickly grew to 72MM cumulative data points processed. In Q2, its numbers jumped by 143% to 175MM. And, as of late July, Streamlytics had already hit its first major milestone of a quarter billion data points.

The ethical data company doubled its growth in just over a month since announcing its 250 million data point milestone, bringing it closer to providing an alternative to traditional data mining techniques by unifying disparate data from today's fastest growing communities. MIAMI, FL, Sept. 9, 2021 - Streamlytics, the largest fast-party data provider of African American cross-platform activity, today announces another major growth milestone as it crossed half a billion data points processed...

The ethical data company doubled growth in the 2nd quarter of 2021 making it the largest 1st party data provider of African American cross platform activity  Miami, FL – Streamlytics announced today a major growth milestone, as the company surpassed more than 150 million data points; more than doubling in growth since crossing it’s last...

Streamlytics today announced a company milestone, reaching 75 million data points since its inception. Grounding itself in community-driven, ethical practices that proactively engages consumers, this record brings the company closer to eliminating the current standard of insidious data mining and provides transparency that allows individuals to harness the power of their personal information.

The new law will give Californians the strongest online privacy rights in the world. When I started Streamlytics in 2018 I was shocked to learn Americans had no real rights or agency over the data that they produce on a daily basis. Having operated in the technology industry for years and understanding how many internet…

As consumers gain a better understanding of their privacy rights and become more aware that they can control who has access to their data or how they can use it, companies will have to find new methods for learning more about the audiences they want to reach. That’s why there’s a resurgence in first-party data, especially data that is declared and ethically sourced.  First-party data brings you accuracy about people’s behaviors that third-party data can only make guesses about.

Streamlytics, a next-generation data intelligence ecosystem with insight into consumer consumption data across today’s most popular media and entertainment platforms, is extremely excited to announce that veteran media and entertainment executive Howard Appelbaum, former President of Billboard and, Nielsen Entertainment, will be joining the company as a strategic advisor.  Appelbaum will share his wealth of…

Angela Benton joins the 11th annual list of women and men from companies such as Netflix, Google, and Patagonia. Los Angeles, CA August 4, 2020 — Fast Company today announced its 11th annual list of the Most Creative People in Business, honoring an influential and diverse group of leaders from a vast range of global industries including tech, design,…