The biggest advertising organizations say Apple will "sabotage" the current economic model of the internet with plans to integrate cookie-blocking technology into the new version of Safari. Six trade groups--the Interactive Advertising Bureau, American Advertising Federation, the Association of National Advertisers, the 4A's and two others--say they're "deeply concerned" with Apple's plans to release a...
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September 15, 2017
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The biggest advertising organizations say Apple will "sabotage" the current economic model of the internet with plans to integrate cookie-blocking technology into the new version of Safari. Six trade groups--the Interactive Advertising Bureau, American Advertising Federation, the Association of National Advertisers, the 4A's and two others--say they're "deeply concerned" with Apple's plans to release a...
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