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First-Party vs. Third-Party Cookies: What Marketers Need to Know

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Both first-party and third-party cookies are used for tracking user behavior on the Internet and allow for refining advertising strategies and delivering a more personalized user experience. In this guide, we will explain the difference between first-party and third-party cookies, explore relevant regulations, and more.

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Mobile Ad Serving: The What & How of Rich Media Ad Serving for Mobile

MobileAds

The need for a proper mobile ad server is vital. Especially when you look for better control over your ad operations. It is a best practice to use your ad server, especially if you run a consistent volume of ad campaigns. You will find that a third-party ad server can be to your great advantage.

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The WIR: Altice Explores Teads Sale, Premier League Revamps Rights Auction, and UK Digital Publisher Revenues Show Continued Growth

VideoWeek

The feature uses machine learning to automate prebid optimisation recommendations, based on ad server auction data and session data. Amazon to Shutter Ad Server Amazon will close its ad server in Q4 2024, the company announced on Tuesday.

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

VideoWeek

Brings Video-Level Data to Equativ’s Ad Server Equativ, a French ad tech firm, has announced a partnership with IRIS.TV, a contextual targeting business. The deal brings IRIS.TV’s video-level data to Equativ’s ad server, supply- and demand-side platforms.

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The WIR: Netflix’s Ad Strategy Begins Paying Off, Human Securities Uncovers a Massive Ad Fraud Operation, and Google and Magnite Announce Layoffs

VideoWeek

The Week in Tech French Regulator Fines TikTok Over Cookie Consent Mechanism French data regulator CNIL has fined TikTok €5 million for making it harder for users to reject cookies than accept them. The company also failed to give users sufficient information on the purpose of different cookies, the authority concluded.

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The WIR: ITV Lays Off 200 Staff, UK Passes Key Media Bills, and WPP Signs AI Deal with Anthropic

VideoWeek

Amazon Releases Ad Measurement Product for Publishers to Compare Alternative IDs Amazon has unveiled a new ad measurement product to help publishers prepare for cookie deprecation, Ad Age reported on Monday. The Signal IQ tool measures the impact of alternative IDs on campaign performance within Amazon’s marketplace.

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5 Ways Publishers Can Actually Use AI

Ad Monsters

Generative Ads to Keep up With Generative Content The death of third-party cookies has gotten the advertising community excited about contextual advertising again. Ads will be more effective, the thinking goes, if they are relevant to the content audiences are consuming.

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