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    Carbon1 and SeenThis Announce Partnership to Revolutionise Digital Advertising in South Africa and transform the distribution and climate impact of creative delivery

    Published by Jessica Weisman-Pitts

    Posted on July 13, 2023

    3 min read

    Last updated: February 1, 2026

    This image represents the strategic partnership between Carbon1 and SeenThis, aimed at revolutionizing digital advertising in South Africa through sustainable practices and adaptive streaming technology. The collaboration focuses on reducing carbon emissions while enhancing advertising performance.
    Partnership announcement between Carbon1 and SeenThis for sustainable digital advertising - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Carbon1 is helping to advance sustainability in the digital supply chain with SeenThis’ adaptive streaming technology.

    Carbon1 and SeenThis Announce Partnership to Revolutionise Digital Advertising in South Africa and transform the distribution and climate impact of creative delivery

    Carbon1 is helping to advance sustainability in the digital supply chain with SeenThis’ adaptive streaming technology.

    London, UK – 13th July, 2023: SeenThis, the adaptive streaming technology specialist, is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with Carbon1 in South Africa. This collaboration aims to empower South African brands by delivering faster, high-quality digital advertising while significantly minimising carbon emissions.

    Together, Carbon1 and SeenThis are paving the way for more sustainable media practices, prioritising both the user experience and overall advertising performance.

    SeenThis’ proprietary streaming technology allo

    ws advertisers to stream high-resolution, bandwidth-friendly video content replacing the traditional, more cumbersome ad serving methods. This results in reduced data usage and energy consumption, leading to a smaller carbon footprint when compared to the use of conventional advertising technology. As a result, a growing number of advertisers are seeing the benefits of more carbon-efficient campaigns at a time when there is increasing focus on the need to deliver digital experiences in more sustainable and efficient ways.

    SeenThis is also fully compatible with all of the existing ad serving and programmatic platforms and supply sources in South Africa, so it can be instantly deployed by agencies and advertisers currently buying and serving digital media.

    Joe Steyn-Begley, Managing Director of Carbon1 expresses his enthusiasm about the partnership: “We are extremely excited to collaborate with SeenThis and leverage its ground-breaking creative technology. Not only does it provide brands and agencies with a remarkable solution to minimise their carbon footprint from digital advertising and become more sustainable, but it also increases campaign performance and audience attention.”

    Energy efficiency and the rapid loading of data are particularly relevant in South Africa, where an ongoing energy crisis, known as ‘load shedding’, regularly results in widespread national blackouts. Alongside this, the high cost of data for users is also a challenge which SeenThis technology helps to address through bandwidth-efficient streaming.

    Nick Titmus, GM UK at SeenThis adds: “Together with Carbon1, we aspire to create a brighter digital future in South Africa where creativity, performance and sustainability walk hand-in-hand. By combining SeenThis streaming technology with Carbon1’s in-market expertise, we can inspire, change and revolutionise the way brands and media agencies deliver digital advertising, whilst championing performance and digital sustainability.”

    This partnership represents a significant step forward in the digital advertising landscape, emphasising the importance of sustainability and a more environmentally-conscious industry. By partnering with SeenThis, Carbon1 is at the forefront of driving positive change; demonstrating that brands can achieve outstanding results and minimise their environmental impact.

    For more information: Contact Carbon1 – Connect@Carbon1.co.za

    About SeenThis:

    Since 2017, Swedish tech company SeenThis has been evolving screen experiences for everyone, everywhere. With its groundbreaking adaptive streaming technology, SeenThis is transforming the distribution and climate impact of digital content compared to traditional technology. With billions of streams served for 1000+ brands in 40+ countries, the company is on a journey to reshape the internet — for good. Working across seven offices globally, SeenThis employees are obsessed with creating a truly high-speed and energy-efficient Internet. For more information, visit seenthis.co.

    About Carbon1[1] :

    South African-based Carbon1 provides brands and agencies with a suite of best-of-breed marketing and advertising technologies as well as strategic guidance and support, bringing together a collective intelligence of experienced marketers, technologists, analysts, engineers and creatives for the country’s largest brands and agencies to leverage.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Carbon1 and SeenThis Announce Partnership to Revolutionise Digital Advertising in South Africa and transform the distribution and climate impact of creative delivery

    1What is adaptive streaming technology?

    Adaptive streaming technology allows video content to adjust its quality based on the user's internet connection, providing a smoother viewing experience while reducing data usage.

    2What is carbon footprint?

    A carbon footprint measures the total greenhouse gas emissions caused directly or indirectly by an individual, organization, event, or product, typically expressed in equivalent tons of CO2.

    3What is digital advertising?

    Digital advertising refers to marketing efforts that use the internet and electronic devices to deliver promotional messages to consumers, including ads on websites, social media, and mobile apps.

    4What is programmatic advertising?

    Programmatic advertising automates the buying and selling of online ad space using software, allowing for more efficient and targeted advertising campaigns.

    5What is load shedding?

    Load shedding is a controlled process where electricity supply is temporarily reduced to prevent the entire power system from failing, often due to high demand or insufficient generation capacity.

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