The report notes that with notifications welcomed and intrusions tolerated by customers on apps, festive season is the best time to collect first party data
The prevailing belief is that irrespective of Google's designs for third-party cookies, agencies should invest well in collecting first-party data for more sustainable benefits
After Google’s Anthony Chavez announced that the tech giant won't deprecate third part cookies, the industry welcomes 'fresher ideas and fewer headaches' in its wake
Anthony Chavez VP, Privacy Sandbox, has said that instead of deprecating third-party cookies Google will introduce a ‘new experience’ in Chrome that will allow people to ‘make an informed choice’
FMCG companies are currently the biggest investors in first-party data with some big spenders even considering investing in data-mining models, say expert sources
With Google testing Tracking Protection that curbs cross-site tracking, brands will adopt a multi-faceted approach to measure their digital ads in the aftermath of the cookie phaseout, say experts
In a post-third-party cookie world, experts talk about how data analysis using different technologies like AI could boost performance campaigns, although brands need to tread steadily
Antony, BJP national secretary, spoke at the e4m Top 50 Party Spokespersons conference, shedding light on how party representatives can bolster trust among viewers
BJP's Gaurav Bhatia, Shazia Ilmi and Dr. Sambit Patra; Congress' Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Pawan Khera, Supriya Shrinate and AAP’s Raghav Chadha and Sanjay Singh featured among the top 10
At the Silverpush conference, industry experts shared insights on leveraging first-party data in the cookie-less world, and about Generative AI and predictive tools making advertising more effective
The Managing Director and Group CEO of Infomo, Ananda Rao, spoke to exchange4media on his vision for the company, the business in India, expansion plans and major challenges
With walled gardens and regulatory changes reducing available third-party data signals and driving new privacy requirements, first-party data will be more valuable than ever for advertisers
At the e4m-Xaxis programmatic summit, a panel of industry heads came together to share insights on the topic - Death of cookies: A threat to programmatic
Google claims the process ensures that no user-level data is ever shared between parties and the aggregated data is only readable and meaningful in the limited context of their direct relationship
Guest Column: Deloitte India Consulting Partner Ashvin Vellody & Director Monika Bagchi emphasized that the ban on the use of third-party cookies is nothing less than a structural transformation
Topics API is receiving mixed reactions from the industry as some feel that it will need further iterations while others say it will provide better insights to advertisers
Guest Column: Sujata Dwibedy, Group Trading Director, Amplifi, dentsu India, shares 2022 would be the year of personalisation, video, social commerce, voice search & privacy
The audit will assess risk areas, dependency on currently deployed solutions, and where the brand can pivot or redesign its marketing strategies to best mitigate the impact of cookie removal
Aroscop's data science-driven programmatic platform allows advertisers to onboard, visualize, and deploy their first-party data to empower their online advertising
While speaking at the e4m eTechManch conference, Kaganovsky, the Global CTO at Wakemaker, reiterated that investing in AR at the right time will help brands reap its benefits when it goes mainstream
This unique solution precedes the need for cookie syncing that enables targeting, retargeting, behavioral attribution and other critical benefits to advertisers and publishers
Jason Barnes, Chief Revenue Officer, APAC at PubMatic, says that privacy restrictions by tech giants are being further complicated by regulators throwing additional challenges at targeted advertising
Adobe Real-time CDP helps brands activate known and unknown customer data to manage the entire customer profile and journey seamlessly in one system, without the need for third-party cookies
The phasing out of cookies will give us an opportunity to collaborate on a better internet that respects consumer privacy, said Iván Markman, Chief Business Officer, Verizon Media
Sorrell has reacted to Google's announcement that once third-party cookies are phased out, it will not build alternate identifiers to track individuals as they browse across the web
Instead, Google web products will be powered by privacy-preserving APIs which prevent individual tracking while still delivering results for advertisers and publishers
Google is testing an alternative to third-party cookies called Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC). The tech giant has claimed that FLoC can work as effectively as third-party cookie-based ads