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6 Alternatives to Third-Party Cookies and Mobile IDs in AdTech

Clearcode

Ever since Google Chrome announced in January 2020 that it’ll be shutting off support for third-party cookies in the next few years, companies operating in the programmatic advertising industry have been scrambling to find reliable and effective alternatives to continue operating.

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Google’s FLEDGE rebrands as ‘Protected Audience API’ as the tech giant continues Privacy Sandbox trials

Digiday

Midway through last year, Google Chrome confirmed the second extension of its planned sunsetting of third-party cookies. It was a stay of execution prompted by a lack of popular industry support for some of Google’s proposed alternatives to ad targeting and tracking methods inside its dominant web browser Chrome without cookies.

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Why Contextual Targeting in Digital Advertising Is Here to Stay

Basis

The forthcoming “cookie-pocalypse” marks a pivotal moment in the advertising industry, as marketers grapple with a privacy-centric landscape and widespread signal loss. Instead of tapping into user ID-based data that was collected or bought to show ads to specific consumers (i.e., How Does Contextual Targeting Work?

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Why Contextual Targeting in Digital Advertising Is Here to Stay

Basis

The forthcoming “cookie-pocalypse” marks a pivotal moment in the advertising industry, as marketers grapple with a privacy-centric landscape and widespread signal loss. Instead of tapping into user ID-based data that was collected or bought to show ads to specific consumers (i.e., How Does Contextual Targeting Work?

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The WIR: Warner Bros. Discovery Launches a Unified Data Offering, YouTube Q1 Ad Revenues Top $8 Billion, and Study Shows TV is Doing More with Less

VideoWeek

billion in ad sales during the first quarter of 2024, up 21 percent year-on-year. The Week in Tech Google Pushes Back its Cookie Deadline Until 2025 Google has announced that it is once again pushing back its deadline for removing third-party cookies from its Chrome browser. I hope business acts on these findings.”

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The WIR: Paramount Passes Peak of Streaming Investments, Condé Nast Encounters Video Challenges, and Disney+ Upgrades Ad Tools

VideoWeek

Disney+ Adds Targeting and Measurement, Launches Ad Tier in UK Disney+ has upgraded its ad targeting and measurement tools, Disney announced this week. The company has made Disney+ inventory biddable through private marketplaces, and made its first-party data graph available for targeting on the AVOD service.

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The WIR: Publicis Plans €300 Million AI Investment, Skydance Media Makes a Bid for Paramount, and Sky’s UK&I CEO Steps Down

VideoWeek

Index Exchange Announces Omnichannel Platform ‘Marketplaces’ Index Exchange, an ad exchange business, has announced a new omnichannel platform called Marketplaces. percent in 2024. Million Subs, Phases Out Cheapest Ad-Free Tier Netflix added 13.1 Read more on VideoWeek. Netflix Adds 13.1

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