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The contentious future of ID bridging in digital advertising
As ID bridging gains traction as a potential replacement for third-party cookies, concerns over transparency, privacy, and fraud risk are mounting within the industry. Campaign explores.
When the cookie crumbles: How are marketers gearing up for a cookieless era?
SOUNDING BOARD: Experts explore the strategies digital marketers are employing to survive and thrive in the aftermath of the demise of third-party cookies
Here's Google's plan to to help advertisers manage rapidly evolving privacy regulation
David Temkin, senior director of product management, ads privacy and user trust at Google, who is leading the charge on preserving ad targeting and measurement while tracking restrictions loom, discusses these shifts.
How marketers can future-proof their brands in a privacy-first era
Faced with the public’s growing concerns over data privacy, stringent legislation and plans to phase out the third-party cookie, Ben Poole charts out how marketers must rethink their strategies.
Is Topics too basic?
Google Chrome's new proposed cookie alternative may be favoured by consumers and regulators, but appears to offer significantly reduced value for advertisers, according to early reactions from adtech experts.
Omnicom Media Group signs on to Teads’ cookieless targeting tech
The tool uses AI to create audience profiles using behavioural signals.
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