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RTB House First Impressions on Google’s Informed Choice Framework
Google proposed that instead of deprecating third-party cookies for all users in Chrome, they will let users decide whether to allow third-party cookies in the browser. Google also emphasized their continued investment in the Privacy Sandbox to ensure its performance and utility.
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Multitude of Privacy Sandbox Test Results
This Cookieless Newsroom focuses on a large number of recently published Privacy Sandbox tests, but also stays on top of other important events regarding Cookieless.
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Netflix to Get Self-Reliant, Publishers Wary of TTD’s New Strategy
In this Cookieless Newsroom, read about Netflix introducing an extended approach for its programmatic strategy, publishers’ worries over The Trade Desk’s comments concerning “premium” inventory, and other recent pieces of news from the press.
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Another Delay in Third-Party Cookies Phase-Out, CMA Disconcerted
In this Cookieless Newsroom, you can read about the recently announced third postponement of the third-party cookies deprecation, the freshest Privacy Sandbox commitments report by CMA, and more cookieless topics.
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RTB House’s Learnings from Privacy Sandbox Tests, Edge Introduces Privacy-Preserving Ads, and More
In this Cookieless Newsroom, you can read about RTB House’s early learnings from Privacy Sandbox’s tests, the introduction of Edge’s Privacy-Preserving Ads, regulatory bodies’ beef with the external identifiers, and many more cookieless topics.
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We Are Testing The Privacy Sandbox – Here’s What We Learned So Far
We are already two months into “Mode B” testing of the Privacy Sandbox, with 3rd party cookies blocked on 1% of Chrome browsers worldwide. As part of our efforts to ensure the advertising industry retains effective tools without third party cookies, we have been actively experimenting with Privacy Sandbox tools. The results so far are encouraging, but there remains much to do.
