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5 Data Privacy Trends to Watch in 2024

Ad Monsters

Well, another year around the sun, and data privacy is still a hot topic in ad tech. With cookie deprecation finally here, how could it not be? Whether ad tech is thinking about testing the Privacy Sandbox or alternative IDs, or even the lack of federal privacy regulations — data privacy remains a hot topic for the industry.

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The WIR: Montana Bans TikTok, Google Sets Dates for Cookie Testing, and Ad Woes Hit Future Revenues

VideoWeek

Google says Privacy Sandbox Tools are Nearly Finished; Outlines Testing Plans Google this week released an update on progress within its Privacy Sandbox, its initiative for developing replacements for third-party cookies within its Chrome browser.

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Media Buying Briefing: Sparked up by data, new advertisers buy into cannabis marketing

Digiday

We talk about QSR for obvious reasons, but we also have the ‘do it yourself’ Home Depot shopper, and people and that are much more focused on sustainability” as well health-conscious consumers who are looking to avoid mainstream pharmaceutical products, he said. We follow them across over 900,000 retail locations in the U.S.,” Speed reading.

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The WIR: BuzzFeed News Shuts Down, Index Exchange Pledges its Commitment to DSP Relationships, Publicis and Omnicom Post Strong Q1

VideoWeek

Google Releases Results for Cookie-Free Campaign Tests Google released a new set of results this week testing the performance of cookie-free campaigns, compared with campaigns which use third-party cookies. Google found that advertiser spend, as a proxy for reach, was down y 2-7 percent compared with cookie-based targeting.

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Data Clean Rooms: Q&A With Juan Baron from Decentriq [VIDEO]

Clearcode

We also work with numerous pharmaceutical companies on market share data inside the data clean room. That’s what we tend to see as well, and that’s why we’re trusted by pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies, banks, and other highly sensitive data owners. And they will always ask questions.