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What Is Ad Exchange and How Does it Work – A Guide for Publishers

Automatad Inc.

Global spending on digital ads keeps increasing yearly and will reach $650 billion in 2024. Ad exchanges play a major role in distributing these ads. In the ad tech ecosystem, many publishers and advertisers use ad exchanges, and 994,727 companies use ad exchange software , but few can explain what an ad exchange is.

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First-Party vs. Third-Party Cookies: What Marketers Need to Know

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Both first-party and third-party cookies are used for tracking user behavior on the Internet and allow for refining advertising strategies and delivering a more personalized user experience. In this guide, we will explain the difference between first-party and third-party cookies, explore relevant regulations, and more.

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What You Should Know About Google’s Ad Exchange

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Share Tweet Share Google Ad Exchange, also known as ‘Google AdX’, is an ad exchange from Google that’s been serving both sides of the ecosystem — publishers and media buyers since 2009. Without any further ado, we’ve compiled resources on Google Ad Exchange to answer all your questions.

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IAB Tech Lab slams Google Privacy Sandbox

Martech

The Privacy Sandbox is intended to offer an alternative method of executing targeted digital advertising once third-party cookies are fully deprecated on the Chrome browser. With Chrome actively participating in the auction of ad inventory, “it poses great concern if Privacy Sandbox neglects legal and business requirements.”

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Server Side Header Bidding & taking the hybrid approach?

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Server to server bidding or Server-side header bidding (S2S) refers to the process of a unified auction and bidding taking place on the server-side instead of within the client’s browser. One of the significant challenges faced is cookie mismatch or cookie syncing latency.

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UK finally opens antitrust probe of Google’s role in the adtech stack

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“The CMA is assessing whether Google’s practices in these parts of the ad tech stack may distort competition. “The CMA is also concerned that Google may have used its publisher ad server and its DSPs to illegally favour its own ad exchange services, while taking steps to exclude the services offered by rivals.”

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The Industry Reacts to DOJ Suing Google

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Ad tech companies will have more freedom to have a dialogue around innovations that put marketers and consumers first, while having more room to develop products to accomplish those ends. Decoupling the ad server from the exchange will open up the supply chain for more competition. Publishers are the biggest victims.

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