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Publishers told 'don't be fooled' by Google Topics privacy proposal - Vimarsana News

Publishers told 'don't be fooled' by Google Topics privacy proposal

Google Topics: Press Gazette explains the tech giant's latest post-cookies privacy proposal and how could it affect publishers.

Google Serves Up a New Ad-Tracking Cookie Replacement - Vimarsana News

Google Serves Up a New Ad-Tracking Cookie Replacement

Is this a win or a setback for digital-advertising rivals?

Source: fool.com
Tech Experts Determining the Future of Ad Targeting and Measurement - Vimarsana News

Tech Experts Determining the Future of Ad Targeting and Measurement

These advertisers and tech experts are hashing out how targeting and measurement will work in an internet without cookies.

CMO's top 8 martech stories for the week - 8 April 2021 - Vimarsana News

CMO's top 8 martech stories for the week - 8 April 2021

CMO's top 8 martech stories for the week - 8 April 2021 All the latest martech, customer and adtech news from Qualtrics, Impact, Demand Science, DeepIntent, SWAN, Denodo, ID5 and Pipeliner CRM Qualtrics announces new customer experience solutions Experience Management (XM) platform, Qualtrics, has introduced new solutions designed for companies to acquire new customers and build loyalty with existing customers. The new solutions include Relationship Health, a continuously updated view of the health of customer relationships to improve customer loyalty and reduce attrition. This is based o...

Source: cmo.com.au
Cookie alternative: Secure Web Addressability Network challenges Google - Vimarsana News

Cookie alternative: Secure Web Addressability Network challenges Google

Users who visit publishers signed up to the SWAN, which is aiming to be operational this summer, will only be asked to consent to personalised marketing once – with their choice then carrying over to all the other websites involved.   With that privacy message publishers would be able, if they choose, to explain to their readers why personalised ads help them make money and fund more journalists – where at the moment this value exchange is never explained. A unique identifier enables the personalisation, if opted in, to be shared without the use of third-party cookies. Users will also be...