While government regulators can enforce laws against individual companies, browser makers can take unilateral actions that have a sweeping effect on the advertising industry.
January 30, 2020

Members of the advertising industry like to talk about the freedom of the open web. The thinking goes like this: Unlike what transpires inside the walled gardens of Google’s, Facebook’s and Amazon’s platforms, companies are free to operate relatively autonomously on the open web. But that’s not entirely true. Read more below.

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