Tech Stack
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Online Advertising
Google Won’t Pull Cookies In 2024
Google announces it’s delaying its self-imposed deadline to deprecate third-party cookies on Chrome for the third time.
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Tech & AI
How advanced analytics can drive unparalleled customer connection and conversion
Quantzig has unveiled a riveting case study showcasing the transformative power of advanced marketing analytics in the retail industry. By unraveling consumer behavior intricacies, the UK-based retail company tailored hyper-personalized marketing campaigns, leading to unparalleled levels of customer connection and conversion. Moreover, with optimized marketing spend and dynamic pricing strategies fueled by Quantzig’s analytics expertise, […]
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Inside the Buy Side
Yahoo Elevates CTV Advertising: Unveils Dynamic Identity Solutions and Politics Partnerships
Sitting beachside at the Yahoo Cabana at Possible, we had a very in-depth conversation with Roodman about targeting and addressability. He assured us that Yahoo DSP’s upcoming developments will prioritize measurement. But before diving into that, let’s explore how Yahoo’s Identity Solutions are expanding into CTV.
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Inside the Buy Side
Revealed at Possible: Insights Shaping Marketing’s Future
Last year, Possible emerged as the first conference to headline AI, and this year, it extensively focused on the application of AI. The event united diverse viewpoints across media, communication, ad tech, and MarTech industries. Stepping away from New York and immersing ourselves in a new environment with varied perspectives really inspired out-of-the-box thinking.
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AI
Green Digital Campaigns: An Earth Day Check-In
In 2023, AdMonsters spoke with industry experts about the feasibility of green digital advertising campaigns, and the steps required of all players for our industry to achieve net zero. As Earth Day approaches, we revisited the topic to assess progress, identify new threats to carbon reduction goals, and explore critical issues facing our industry players.
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Inside the Buy Side
Scope3 and Sharethrough Partner to Combat Problematic Placements
Scope3 and Sharethrough have responded to the challenge by developing GMP+, a groundbreaking solution integrating placement-level data into Sharethrough’s platform. This innovative approach allows buyers to purchase green media products at the placement level. In addition to features like MFA blocking and high carbon website blocking, GMP+ also enables blocking previously unblockable problematic placements, enhancing control and precision for media buyers. Now available via Sharethrough, GMP+ will help marketers gain more quality with less carbon.
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Tech & AI
Best Buy’s AI revolution: Enhanced customer support
Best Buy is set to revolutionize customer service with a generative AI-powered virtual assistant, offering self-service options through its website, app and customer service calls. Developed in collaboration with Google Cloud and Accenture, the technology is slated for launch later this summer. As the retailer adapts to evolving consumer needs, this innovative approach comes alongside […]
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Tech & AI
Knot Standard & Billy Reid merge
Custom-made apparel retailer Knot Standard will merge with apparel brand Billy Reid. Billy Reid will take immediate control of Knot Standard’s eight retail locations, integrating these into its existing operations to offer a combined total of 19 locations nationwide. “Joining and rebranding our stores with Billy Reid represents more than a business decision; it’s a […]
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Behind the News
What Is the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) of 2024?
On April 7, 2024, Chairs Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) and Maria Cantwell (D-WA) jointly introduced The American Privacy Rights Act (APRA.) If passed, this legislative proposal would establish a federal privacy framework that would disrupt the current fragmented data privacy framework. APRA strongly emphasizes empowering American consumers with greater control over their personal information.
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AdExplainer
T-Commerce Vs. Shoppable TV
Television commerce, or T-commerce, is similar to shoppable TV: both refer to buying something you see on television. But shoppable TV is far more nascent – and also has different implications on attribution.