Google's latest anti-tracking privacy tools update holds the potential to remake the world of digital advertising -- and entrench power with its powerbrokers. Some marketers and ad tech vendors are vexed by what they believe seems on the surface to be a cynical move from Google.

In our latest episode of Making Marketing, Shopify's Hana Abaza discusses evolving as a platform to retain bigger brands as they grow, why the DTC companies are here to stay and more.

For Digiday+ members: If Roku wants to contend for a larger share of advertisers' TV budgets, it could use some original programming.  

Target is using its startup accelerator programs to improve the company's in-house data analytics.

Brand safety continues to be a thorny issue without any single straightforward fix. Even the seemingly simplest brand safety measure can be exceedingly complicated.

As media companies search for sustainability, they're leaning on product management expertise to help monetize audiences, incorporate insights and shape offerings. Join us at the Digiday Publishing Product Leaders Retreat as we bring together 50 product managers in media to go deep into the weeds of the challenges facing publishers.

By delivering 1:1 experiences and appealing to individual interests, these publishers were able to increase retention. Register for the webinar to learn more. Sponsored by BlueConic.

 

How Google's privacy moves will spur changes to ad tech

Jessica Davies

To many, Google’s latest privacy changes indicate that data privacy-focused business is fast becoming the new norm.

Shopify's Hana Abaza: Direct-to-consumer is a mindset, not a business model

Aditi Sangal

“It started out as a business model.”

 

Speed, scale, and personalization: Achieving the next generation of programmatic

Sponsored Content Verve

Programmatic is a powerful way of reaching targeted audiences at scale, but the ability to create a personalized experience of digital advertising is a promise that is only partly realized. First-party data can unlock the personalization potential of programmatic, but this comes with its own hurdles. Sponsored by Verve.

The Rundown: Ad buyers want original shows from Roku

Tim Peterson

Original programming could help Roku contend for a larger share of advertisers' TV budgets, ad buyers say.

How Target uses its startup accelerators to strengthen its in-house data capabilities

Hilary Milnes

Target doesn't share its first-party customer data without outside vendors, so it partners with tech startups through its accelerator programs.

Five ways publishers can unlock the power of data

Sponsored Content Cxense

Savvy media companies know that data-driven revenue models are the way of the future, but they'll have to work hard to compete with The Duopoly. Learn how to maximize your capabilities through dynamic paywalls, data alliances and more. Sponsored by Cxense.

The 2019 digital media pocket roadmap

Sponsored Content Oracle NetSuite

Many of the advertising and viewership landmarks in 2018 were expected and welcomed; others not so much. One thing's for sure: as we head deeper into 2019, the industry will navigate more twists and turns. Sponsored by Oracle NetSuite.

 
 
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