AdCell: ad allocation in cellular networks
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Abstract: With more than four billion usage of cellular phones worldwide, mobile advertising has become an attractive alternative to online advertisements. In this paper, we propose a new targeted advertising policy for Wireless Service Providers (WSPs) via SMS or MMS- namely {em AdCell}. In our model, a WSP charges the advertisers for showing their ads. Each advertiser has a valuation for specific types of customers in various times and locations and has a limit on the maximum available budget. Each query is in the form of time and location and is associated with one individual customer. In order to achieve a non-intrusive delivery, only a limited number of ads can be sent to each customer. Recently, new services have been introduced that offer location-based advertising over cellular network that fit in our model (e.g., ShopAlerts by AT&T) . We consider both online and offline version of the AdCell problem and develop approximation algorithms with constant competitive ratio. For the online version, we assume that the appearances of the queries follow a stochastic distribution and thus consider a Bayesian setting. Furthermore, queries may come from different distributions on different times. This model generalizes several previous advertising models such as online secretary problem cite{HKP04}, online bipartite matching cite{KVV90,FMMM09} and AdWords cite{saberi05}. ...
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