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Publishers feel the crunch of cookieless browsers like Apple’s Safari

Digiday

Google may have yet to deprecate the third-party cookie in its Chrome browser, but publishers have been dealing with the online tracking mechanism’s absence in browsers like Apple’s Safari and Mozilla’s Firefox for years. In short, they need to supply more information about the quality of their cookieless ad inventory, according to Wohl.

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Why Is Ad Refreshing Vital for Digital Publishers?

YieldBird

Digital publishers face formidable obstacles like advanced ad-blocking and the impending demise of third-party cookies, compelling them to adapt and adopt alternative strategies to uphold or enhance their advertising earnings. Amidst this backdrop, one of the strategies has emerged as a captivating solution: ad refreshing.

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Why Is Ad Refreshing Vital for Digital Publishers?

YieldBird

Digital publishers face formidable obstacles like advanced ad-blocking and the impending demise of third-party cookies, compelling them to adapt and adopt alternative strategies to uphold or enhance their advertising earnings. Amidst this backdrop, one of the strategies has emerged as a captivating solution: ad refreshing.

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Why we care about adtech: The complete guide

Martech

Advertisers are willing to invest in adtech for its ability to attract a target audience and generate strong insights. The pending loss of third-party cookies means contextual advertising will become more important than in the past and adtech is essential to marketers who are looking for ways to access customers through contextual data.

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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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Media Briefing: Publishers are feeling the pressure from advertisers to deliver more, faster

Digiday

It’s not just that campaigns need to achieve more impressions, but they need to meet the right type of impressions that adhere to agencies’ viewability requirements, frequency caps and brand safety standards. Developing first-party data to prepare for the post-cookie era. Learn more about this third-party cookie-alternative here.

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The WIR: Netflix Buys Rights to NFL Games, Dentsu Launches a Specialised Retail Media Unit, and M6+ Goes Live in France

VideoWeek

X counts a view when at least two seconds of a video has played and at least 50 percent of the video player was viewable on screen. X has been increasingly positioning itself as a video platform as it seeks to draw more ad spend onto its platform.

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