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Marketers
The FTC Orders Companies To Disclose Info On “Surveillance Pricing”
President Joe Biden is out of the race. And FTC Chair Lina Khan isn’t slowing down at all. “Sure,” you say. “But why is that relevant to the AdExchanger Commerce Media newsletter?” Because Khan, an aggressive antitrust enforcer, is ordering data from eight companies, which she describes as a “shadowy ecosystem of pricing middlemen,” in […]
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Data-Driven Thinking
How The Aftermath Of Apple’s ATT Prepares Us For User Choice In Chrome
When Google announced its plan to remove cookies from Chrome, whispers of an apocalypse echoed across the ad industry. Many feared this change would disrupt the $120 billion in ad spending that currently relies on cookies. Words like “demise” and “unprecedented” appeared in headlines. And then Google surprised us with its latest announcement: Cookies are […]
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Behind the News
Does APRA Do More Harm Than Good For Personalized Advertising?
The race to a federal U.S. data privacy law has been a slow trudge to victory, and the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) is no different. APRA could drastically change digital advertising. By requiring explicit consent for using sensitive data, APRA could potentially hinder small businesses and publishers, threatening their ability to effectively target and personalize ads.
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Data-Driven Thinking
Google Backpedaling On Its Cookie Phaseout Isn’t An Excuse For Complacency
Google has hit the brakes on its plan to eliminate third-party cookies. Instead of phasing out third-party cookies by default, Google now says it will offer Chrome users new privacy controls, allowing them to opt into or out of cookie tracking at the browser level in a more straightforward way. But the industry shouldn’t let […]
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Behind the News
Industry Leaders Respond to Google’s Cookie Deprecation Pause and New Opt-Out Mechanism
This week, Google threw the ad tech industry for a loop by announcing a significant shift in its privacy strategy. Contrary to its long-standing plan to eliminate third-party cookies from its Chrome browser, Google has revealed it will offer users the option to opt out of third-party cookies through a new choice mechanism.
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Online Advertising
What Does Google’s Plan To Keep Cookies Mean For Its Relationship With Regulators?
Google appears to have thrown regulators for a loop with its surprise announcement on Monday that it no longer plans to deprecate third-party cookies in Chrome. The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it will delay publication of its planned quarterly report on the Chrome Privacy Sandbox as it evaluates the situation. The next […]
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Marketers
Bacardi Takes A Sober And Serious Approach To Customer Data Collection
Bacardi doesn’t have a digital marketing strategy, per se. And that’s because digital is the rum brand’s marketing strategy, said Laila Mignoni, Bacardi’s global VP of marketing and creative excellence. “We still buy TV, of course, mostly around live sports,” Mignoni told AdExchanger, “but digital is in everything we do; it’s the majority of our media […]
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Data-Driven Thinking
How Can ID Bridging – The Foundation Of Our Space – Suddenly Be a Bad Thing?
The controversy regarding ID bridging in the bidstream can only be one of two things: confusion over how the ecosystem has evolved or overvigilance at the expense of publishers who are under attack like never before. The concept of ID bridging has long been the foundation of programmatic advertising. What is cookie matching but an […]
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Social Media & SEO
Biden Breaks His Own News, Bypasses Mainstream Media
Social media posts on Biden’s accounts instead of news alerts circulated the information first—something that is common to the world of sports and entertainment, but not as regular when it comes to political news.
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Programming
Advertising, DTC Carry TelevisaUnivision to 2H24
TelevisaUnivision’s 2Q24 earnings call Tuesday was a positive one, and it was one that came with confidence as it looked toward the future.