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How Hightouch is “Streamlining” First-Party Data Activation in CTV

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Ongoing uncertainty over the future (or lack thereof) of third-party cookies is increasingly shifting advertisers towards CTV, where they can leverage first-party data to target engaged audiences. “There aren’t first-class APIs, the identity data that they can accept varies across different platforms,” he says.

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Everything You Need to Know About Digital Out-of-Home Advertising

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Programmatic digital out-of-home allows advertisers to activate DOOH campaigns in an automated and data-driven way, typically by using a demand side platform (DSP). DOOH is future-friendly Consumers are demanding increased privacy, and the world of adtech is shifting to meet the needs of a world without third-party cookies.

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The WIR: Publishers Focus on Video, Disney Rolls Out Shoppable and Self-Serve Ad Tools, and Sports are a Major Driver of Streaming Sign-Ups

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Google Seeks to Reassure Industry Over Privacy Sandbox Concerns Google has provided an update to its Privacy Sandbox products, a privacy-centric toolset designed to replace cookies as they begin their phase-out in Chrome.

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The WIR: The Trade Desk Reportedly Develops a TV OS, US Court Strikes Down Big Tech Liability Shield, and Gap Bumps Up Brand Spend

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Top Stories The Trade Desk Has Reportedly Been Building its Own TV Operating System The Trade Desk, a demand-side platform (DSP), is looking to launch its own TV operating system (OS), according to a report from Lowpass. percent average increase in brand lift, and a 3.1 percent, an 8.4

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