Pierre Chappaz discusses reinventing video advertising through improved viewability standards. Global spending on video advertising is expected to increase 370% from 2013 to 2018. Current viewability standards require 50% of a video player be in view for 2 seconds, but many ads are not viewable due to users leaving pages early or bots. Teads promotes outstream video formats which sit outside the main video stream and have higher viewability rates than pre-roll ads, including 93% viewed for 2 seconds and 50% completion rates. Teads advocates for raising viewability standards to 50% of the video player in view for 30 seconds for more efficient and valuable video advertising.