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| | The overlap between Taylor Swift’s audience and the NFL offers marketers an opportunity for greater reach across both television and social media. | |
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howdy! | | Changes planned for the “coming months” include labeling images from Google, Adobe, Microsoft, OpenAI, Midjourney and Shutterstock. | |
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| | Before cookies disappear for good, advertisers are confronting risks and misconceptions as they adjust data strategies. In a post-cookie world, they need multiple types of data but often think first-party data alone is sufficient. | |
howdy! | | Publishers at the AWS Publishing Symposium assessed Amazon’s non-cookie capabilities. | |
| | Even as consumer attention fragments across devices and unlimited content options, sports remain resilient in their ability to collectively capture audiences. | |
howdy! | | This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at why IAB Tech Lab’s upcoming Creative ID framework could be among the bigger developments in the streaming ad market this year. | |
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| | For publishers, moving from print to digital-only comes with the need to communicate with consumers and advertisers in significantly new ways, not to mention collecting data carefully and in a privacy-safe manner. | |
howdy! | | The gaming industry, once a dream industry for many, is no longer seen as a viable career path for those looking to subsist off of more than just passion. | |
howdy! | | We already know that Google’s timeline of phasing out third-party cookies from its Chrome browser by the end of this year is a complicated one. But when do the marketing and media industries think cookies will actually be gone, if ever? | |
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