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Make Possible Online Summit – Video Highlights from the London Edition
Publishers, agencies and advertisers can together make possible a better advertising ecosystem for all in a post-cookie world, as executives came together at a high-level seminar hosted by data management platform Permutive.
Google Kills the Cookie, Leaving Digital Media Companies Craving a New Way Forward
Adweek – Google’s announcement is a wake-up call for ad tech’s buy-side, as such outfits will begin to feel the pain publishers have felt since the dawn of digital advertising
RIP third-party cookies: What Google’s ‘pivot to privacy’ means for publishers
WNIP – Google has confirmed plans to make third-party cookies obsolete within the next two years, with an aim to ‘build a more private web’
What’s new in adtech in December 2020
WNIP – No that’s not a typo! Here’s a different take on new year predictions including some views from Joe Root, Permutive Co-Founder and CEO.
Digital advertising trends in 2020: What do the experts predict?
Econsultancy – “The third-party cookie is crumbling and 2020 will see its death throes” Joe Root, Co-Founder and CEO, Permutive.
How Time Out is preparing for life after cookies
Digiday – Time Out’s addressable audience pool has increased fivefold since switching to Permutive. Find out how Time Out Group plc is getting more value out of their audience data.
ExchangeWire Predictions 2020: Privacy
ExchangeWire – Predictions for privacy in 2020 where our very own Joe Root discusses how publishers who change their business models can thrive in a world where first-party data is king.
‘There is a trade-off’: How Immediate Media is preparing for a cookie-less future
Digiday – Immediate Media has been fleshing out ways advertisers can still identify audiences across its sites without relying on third-party cookies, which are increasingly being quashed by browsers and Europe’s tightening privacy laws.
First-party data is the new currency as publishers prepare for a cookie-less future
WNIP – Publishers are looking beyond third-party cookies as regulations and anti-tracking measures by browsers get more stringent. “Browsers are now blocking 40% of publisher traffic, and the privacy-driven anti-tracking movement isn’t showing signs of slowing,”
Impacts of Apple’s latest privacy update thwarting ‘link decoration’
Digiday – In the long term, for publishers making use of their first-party data, it’s an opportunity for them to take back more control of CPM prices and encourage advertisers to buy against that data.
How Insider Inc is preparing for life after third-party cookies
Digiday – With the fate of third-party cookies in doubt, Insider Inc. has developed a way to provide advertisers with ad-targeting options based on reader interests and behaviors.
The five pillars of edge computing
Information Age – Why do we need Edge computing? What is it? What are the advantages? The five pillars to edge computing provide the answers.
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