What’s next as Google keeps cookies amid challenges to its dominance
Google has once again reversed its plans for third-party cookies, deciding to keep them in Chrome instead of creating a separate system as previously intended.
Google has once again reversed its plans for third-party cookies, deciding to keep them in Chrome instead of creating a separate system as previously intended.
In a test, ad-tech company Utiq’s ID delivered over 90% of impressions in non-Chrome browsers.
AI-powered cookies give users more control over their data while helping marketers gain better insights with less tracking.
Data-driven marketing has enabled targeting and personalisation as never before, but too often that data is unreliable, whether from cookies, surveys or even first party; marketers need to demand data provenance and accuracy.