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6 Alternatives to Third-Party Cookies and Mobile IDs in AdTech

Clearcode

Ever since Google Chrome announced in January 2020 that it’ll be shutting off support for third-party cookies in the next few years, companies operating in the programmatic advertising industry have been scrambling to find reliable and effective alternatives to continue operating.

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31. Steve Latham – taking an Encore at Flashtalking

Paleo AdTech

Steve was the Global Head of Analytics at Flashtalking , which acquired his advanced ad measurement company Encore Media Metrics in 2016. Then last July 2021, Mediaocean acquired Flashtalking for a reported $500 million, and Steve decided to “pull the pin” on his army-of-one and leave ad tech after a 20-year tour of duty.

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31. Steve Latham – taking an Encore at Flashtalking

Paleo AdTech

Steve was the Global Head of Analytics at Flashtalking , which acquired his advanced ad measurement company Encore Media Metrics in 2016. Then last July 2021, Mediaocean acquired Flashtalking for a reported $500 million, and Steve decided to “pull the pin” on his army-of-one and leave ad tech after a 20-year tour of duty.

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Understanding the Complicated World of Advertising Technology (AdTech) & Programmatic Advertising

Clearcode

For those of you who haven’t heard about Clearcode before, we’re a software development company that specializes in designing and building advertising and marketing technologies, such as ad servers , DSPs , SSPs , CDPs , etc. The first ever ad server was invented by a company called FocaLink Media Services in 1995.

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38. Brian Lesser – from 24/7 to Xaxis and Xandr

Paleo AdTech

At the time, as Brian tells Marty in this panoramic episode, 24/7 had three business lines: an ad server (Open Adstream), ad network and search ads business. Open Adstream was wired in as well, and the value to clients was an ability to see across ad networks, and later real-time impressions. .”

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38. Brian Lesser – from 24/7 to Xaxis and Xandr

Paleo AdTech

At the time, as Brian tells Marty in this panoramic episode, 24/7 had three business lines: an ad server (Open Adstream), ad network and search ads business. Open Adstream was wired in as well, and the value to clients was an ability to see across ad networks, and later real-time impressions. .”