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Marketers seek adaptability amid a fragmented post-cookie landscape

Digiday

The signals marketers have traditionally used to both target online audiences and track the efficacy of such activities are on the wane as epitomized by the sunsetting of third-party cookies in the Google Chrome browser and Apple’s diminution IDFAs on iOS.

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What every marketer needs to know about programmatic advertising

Martech

What is a retail media network? When a person clicks on a website, the site’s owner uses a Supply-Side Platform (SSP) to notify one or multiple Ad-Exchanges to put the ad space up for auction. Advertisers use a Demand-Side Platform (DSP) — either via an agency or directly — to offer bids.

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Digital Marketing: Best Trends for 2022

Adtelligent

Advertising across various platforms will exceed 60% of global ad spend for the first time in 2022, and digital advertising share is expected to rise to 65.1% The industry keeps growing, so are the new demands and requirements. Data is usually harvested from numerous sources to get a fuller picture of users’ online habits.

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Why Do Companies Want to Build Their Own RTB Bidder or DSP

Clearcode

Players from various industries, such as retail, media and entertainment, telecommunication, and gaming, are deciding to build their own DSP. In this blog post, we cover their main reasons for developing this AdTech platform. Table Of Contents Key Points What Is a Demand-Side Platform and What Is It For?

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The WIR: Criteo Slapped with €40 Million GDPR Fine, Omnicom Goes on an AI Offensive, and RTL Pushes into Programmatic for Addressable Inventory

VideoWeek

The CNIL’s decision has been reviewed by all other European data controllers, and all agree with the decision. Firstly, he CNIL says that Criteo failed to verify with its partners whether users had given consent to use of cookies for tracking, meaning that in some cases Criteo deployed cookies even where the user hadn’t consented.

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