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Digiday Research: Advertisers are more worried about the end of third-party cookies than publishers
A new Digiday poll found that buyers are more concerned about a cookieless future than publishers are. Some 75% of the buy-side executives surveyed said that in the wake of Google’s cookie-phaseout decision, they worry about their ability to target as well as measure ads.
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Digiday Research: 40% of publishing workers report they have faced discrimination -
Digiday Research: 78% of publishers offer paid maternity leave
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The Rundown: In an age of consolidation, agency brand names make a comeback
The consolidation of firms will continue to change the agency business. But it may not mean agency brand names will keep disappearing.
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The Rundown: With what comes after the cookie unclear, ad tech is left in limbo -
The Rundown: Video metrics will never be totally reliable
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