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The WIR: WPP says Clients Aren’t Cutting Spending Yet, UK TV Ad Investment Returns to Growth, and Meta and Apple Face DMA Fines

VideoWeek

.” The Week in Tech Google Ends Plans to Introduce New Cookie Choice Mechanism Following five years of industry upheaval since Google first announced its intention to kill off third-party cookies in its Chrome web browser, were now back to square one.

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Embracing the Cookieless Future: Publishers’ Opportunity to Take Control

Ad Monsters

With the third-party cookie deprecation, there’s an opportunity for pubs to regain control of the advertising ecosystem. In the fast-paced world of digital publishing, cookies once played a pivotal role in enabling seamless functionality across the monetization ecosystem.

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Google’s Privacy Sandbox Risks “Fragmenting the Internet” Says IAB Tech Lab

VideoWeek

Earlier this month, IAB Tech Lab carried out gap analysis of Google’s Privacy Sandbox, the tech giant’s set of tools designed to replace third-party cookies, which are due to be fully phased out of Chrome in Q3 2024. It’s also building an ad server and an ad exchange inside the browser.

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How Media Agencies Can Help Their Clients Get Ahead of Signal Loss

Basis

As most media agencies likely understand, signal loss will continue to increase despite Google’s U-turn, as a majority of Chrome users are expected to opt-out of a cookied browser experience. Be Proactive and Transparent When educating clients about signal loss, agency teams should prioritize proactive, transparent communication.

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What do marketing attribution and predictive analytics tools do?

Martech

It’s not nearly as simple or straightforward as it sounds, but we’re getting closer these days, even taking into account the deprecation of cookies and stronger privacy regulations. Gauging the relative success of each of your marketing tactics is important no matter which way the economic winds are currently blowing.

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In-App Header Bidding: How to make more money with it? [7 Benefits Included]

Monetize More

Website header bidding occurs via header bidding wrappers, which are JavaScript tags responsible for evaluating bids, ad server communication, & ad calls to the demand partner. Ultimately, it’s always the highest bidder winning the real-time auction with their ad popping up on the publisher’s page.

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Rethinking Measurement in a Cookieless World

Basis

It was early 2020 when Google first announced plans to deprecate third-party cookies in its Chrome browser. Now, several years and numerous delays later, those once-distant plans are coming to fruition: Cookies were turned off for 1% of users as of early 2024, and they appear set to be deprecated for all users by the end of the year.