After Safari and Firefox, Chrome is now also set to block third-party cookies. Justin Schuh, Director, Chrome Engineering, has said, "the intention is to do this within two years.”
So, what's the fuss if there's still time? For years, publishers have been using third-party cookies for behavioral targeting, ignoring the utility of first-party data. Now the concern is, what's in store for publishers in post-cookie world?
In this webinar with Sophie Toth, Global Programmatic and Ad Tech Lead at Euronews, we'll discuss how the deprecation of third-party cookies will impact ad revenue, alternate solutions and strategies, and how publishers can safeguard their revenue.
Business & finance
Science & tech
AGENDA
Google's decision to block third-party cookies
Industry initiatives and proposed solutions
How to survive in the post-cookie world
Third-party cookie vs. First-party cookie
Q&A + Open Chat
ADDITIONAL INFO
Categories:
Business & finance
Science & tech
When:
Thursday, April 2, 2020 · 11:00 a.m.
Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Global - Programmatic and Ad Tech Lead at EuroNews
Sophie is 10 years experienced in digital and 6 years in programmatic industry. She is a big advocate of recognition of ad ops and tech people along with education, communication, and fair businesses. Sophie believes digital is a complex but...
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