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Early FLEDGE Tests, New Tools by Google, Privacy Sandbox Gains Momentum
In this Media Review, we present 3 stories from the last month, including the gaining momentum of the Privacy Sandbox, analyzing why the number of entities that tested FLEDGE was so small, and the newly launched tools from Google.
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FLEDGE’s Momentum, Green Light for TrustPID, Clean Rooms Standardized, and Other News
In this Media Review, you can find out more about the testing progress of FLEDGE, the green light for the joint venture creation of TrustPID—a digital ad platform (by Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefonica, and Vodafone), the Privacy Sandbox Beta coming to Android and more.
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What Is Advertising Budget Allocation and How Will It Work without Third-Party Cookies?
We have previously presented what users will see in a cookieless future, what products will be displayed, and the end results—the visible consequences of the proposed changes to third-party cookies.
In this article, we would like to focus on what is happening behind the scenes.
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Does the Delay of the 3rd Party Cookie Withdrawal Deadline Mean More Time for the Industry? What to Expect Before the Deadline?
It’s been a year and a half since Google’s January 2020 announcement regarding the death of third-party cookies. Since then, an ambitious goal has been set up to have brand new privacy-preserving advertising technologies deployed for the developer community to start adopting in place of Google third-party cookies in 2022.
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Update from Chrome, Look at Digital Identity Strategies and the Future of Reporting
It’s time for our 4th Media Review. This month, we selected 5 stories, such as an update from Chrome on the progress of the Privacy Sandbox and an analysis of the future of reporting.
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Google’s Update on Privacy Sandbox and Measurement Proposal by Firefox CTO
It’s time for the next part of our “Media Review” series. We take a deeper look at five pieces of content – including digital advertising analyses involving Apple’s ATT, a protocol for a privacy-preserving measurement, and the progress in Google’s Privacy Sandbox.