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In a new video for The Drum, OneTrust solutions engineer Arshdeep Sood revealed how the ban on third-party cookies could benefit marketers, enabling them to create a truly personalized marketing strategy built on first-party data, with trust and privacy at its centre.
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The deprecation of third-party cookies: this change feels ominous to many in the digital advertising industry. As the clock winds down for cookies, it’s time for brands to be vigilant and take action. Coegi’s president Sean Cotton suggests some ways for marketers to plan ahead.
Customer expectations are rising as data privacy demands are growing more complex. A first-party data strategy can help you navigate between the two.
Ahead of Google’s elimination of third-party cookies, the tech titan proposed what it billed as a privacy-centric alternative, its Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC). However, on January 25 the company scrapped FLoC and debuted a new proposal: the Topics API. But Amelia Waddington, global vice-president of product at search intelligence firm Captify, argues that Topics won’t fly either.