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Google Releases Topics API Into the Wild: What You Need to Know

VideoWeek

Google’s deadline for phasing out third-party cookies from its Chrome browser remains set for Q3 of next year (for the time being). But Google’s aim is that by the time this deadline hits, advertisers, publishers, and ad tech companies will all already be familiar with the alternative tools created within its Privacy Sandbox.

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What is marketing performance management and how can it help you?

Martech

It’s not simple or straightforward, but we’re getting closer to realizing the promise, despite the headwinds, which include the pending deprecation of cookies and the need for compliance with restrictive, and often contradictory, privacy regulations. Privacy and the deprecation of cookies. Better, more powerful tools.

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The Future of Programmatic Advertising: Key Trends Shaping the Industry

Smart-Hub

There have been discussions for several years that Google would discontinue support for cookies. Third-party cookies are responsible for a variety of ad settings, including targeting, frequency limitation, measurement, and attribution. Build Your Profitable Ad Exchange Business With Us!

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New Adalytics Report Claims YouTube is Violating is Own Policies on Kids Content

VideoWeek

YouTube says that it doesn’t run personalised ads on kids content, and limits data collection only to that which is necessary for the basic functioning of the platform. The platform also appears to be running personalised ads on YouTube videos which are labelled as made-for-kids. (It’s

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The WIR: Senators Call for FTC to Investigate YouTube, TV4 Launches a New Streaming Service, and Paramount and OMG Trial VideoAmp as a Currency

VideoWeek

.” The demand follows yesterday’s release of a new report from Adalytics, which claims that YouTube has been using behavioural and demographic data to personalise ads on children’s videos, and has also in some cases been dropping advertising cookies and setting persistent identifiers for users watching children’s videos.

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First-Party Data: Practical Monetization Guide for Publishers

Adtelligent

The decision to drop third-party cookies altogether made by Google and Apple sent shockwaves through the advertising industry. According to the recent polls, 42% of marketers think that cookie depreciation will hurt their profits, with nearly 57% expecting revenue loss of 10-25% and 31% of respondents forecasting a 26-50% drop.

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Unveiling the Programmatic Advertising Ecosystem Without Third-Party Data

Smart-Hub

Get a Consultation For Free Contact us In the past, 3rd party data was a key element that ensured accurate user targeting. So-called third-party cookies were critically essential for this purpose. But cookies are slowly becoming a thing of the past. Improving the quality of information collected and analyzed to target audiences.