Facebook is looking at ways to provide advertisers with more data for cross-platform measurement without further aggravating privacy concerns.

There's a rise in a new crop of middlemen -- from Apple to Walmart -- that are hoping to catch the OTT wave by promising distribution and other key services to content owners, while simultaneously giving customers the benefit of convenience.

For grocery retailers competing in the Amazon age, attention is shifting back to the in-store experience.

News that Amazon is now sending free samples to customers is seen as yet another growth feature in its fast-growing ad business.

Connect with leaders from Reddit, Vox Media, ESPN and more as they discuss the new avenues publishers are utilizing to make money at the Digiday Publishing Summit in Vail, Colo. from March 27-29.

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CES Briefing: Inside Facebook's ad platform clean up

Tim Peterson

Facebook is looking at ways to provide advertisers with more data for cross-platform measurement without further aggravating privacy concerns.

Indirect to consumer: OTT is heading in the direction of wholesale -- and the bundle

Sahil Patel

“There's a fallacy of ‘direct-to-consumer’ when you are relying on Apple, Google, Amazon and Roku for distribution, and you don’t own the relationship with the customer.”

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The trail has gone cold on client-side tracking and third-party cookies are officially stale

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With companies such as Apple, Google and Safari releasing tracking prevention measures, as well as the introduction of GDPR, it's clear that user privacy and security is more top-of-mind than ever before. Sponsored by Tune.

'You can thank Amazon Go': The Amazon age is transforming the grocery store

Hilary Milnes

For grocery retailers competing in the Amazon age, attention is shifting back to the in-store experience.

The Rundown: Amazon's latest advertising play could cause a privacy headache

Shareen Pathak

News that the company is now sending free samples to customers is seen as yet another growth feature in its fast-growing ad business.

Death, taxes, and linear TV: The staying power of a changing medium

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The NBC show “Manifest” hit the ground running with Live+Same day viewership of 10.41 million people, but more than 1 in 3 viewers of the pilot episode didn't watch it live. As the series progresses, we can only imagine how many more potential viewers may turn to Hulu, On Demand or another service to catch up before the season is over. Sponsored by Samsung Ads.

Fighting for attention: The industry quest for quality views

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As programmatic buyers rapidly move away from a singular focus on chasing cookies toward a broader playbook of monitoring fraud, viewability and engagement, this shift is leading marketers to question whether true audience attention is being accurately measured. Sponsored by 33Across.

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