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Google’s FLEDGE rebrands as ‘Protected Audience API’ as the tech giant continues Privacy Sandbox trials

Digiday

It was a stay of execution prompted by a lack of popular industry support for some of Google’s proposed alternatives to ad targeting and tracking methods inside its dominant web browser Chrome without cookies. will remain in the collective industry lexicon until 2024.

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Why Contextual Targeting in Digital Advertising Is Here to Stay

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Factors like Apple’s App Tracking Transparency, new and ever-evolving digital advertising regulations , and privacy demands from consumers have driven the shift to privacy-first advertising in recent years. The important takeaway is that, on the aggregate, contextual targeting is likely to be more cost efficient than user ID-based targeting.

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The WIR: Paramount Passes Peak of Streaming Investments, Condé Nast Encounters Video Challenges, and Disney+ Upgrades Ad Tools

VideoWeek

Disney+ Adds Targeting and Measurement, Launches Ad Tier in UK Disney+ has upgraded its ad targeting and measurement tools, Disney announced this week. The company has made Disney+ inventory biddable through private marketplaces, and made its first-party data graph available for targeting on the AVOD service.

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The Evolution of Google’s Privacy Sandbox

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FLoC Criticized and Replaced by Topics API On January 14, 2020, Chrome published an intention to implement a Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) API , the original solution designed for ad targeting in the Privacy Sandbox. June 24, 2021 : Google extended its plan to shut off third-party cookies by an extra 2 years (2024).

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

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Typically, an AdTech company, such as a supply-side platform (SSP) or demand-side platform (DSP) , will create a third-party cookie either by placing their code on a website or via a process called piggybacking. 2006: Popular ad-blocking software, Adblock Plus, launches. What Are Mobile IDs?

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Third-Party Cookies in Google Chrome: A Guide For AdTech

Clearcode

Key Points Third-party cookies carry out advertising-related activities such as cross-site identification and profiling, ad targeting, retargeting, ad campaign measurement and attribution. This process causes lags in displaying ads and has a low match rate. None of these proposals use third-party cookies.

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Ad Network: What Is It and How Does It Work?

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Connected TV (CTV) ads are projected to experience a compound annual growth rate of 22.4% in 2024, reaching a total revenue of just over $30 billion. For instance, a platform that only aggregates CTV advertising space would be considered a specialty ad network.