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Following a year of transformation, and within the ever-changing timeline of the third-party cookie’s demise, Digiday and Responsive MTS teamed up at the Digiday Publisher Golf Outing in July 2021 to ask publishers about what they experienced in the past year — and what they expect in the year to come.
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