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Navigating ad fraud and consumer privacy abuse in programmatic advertising

TechCrunch

Programmatic advertising is a $200 billion global marketplace that is rapidly growing and far-reaching, with Connected TV (CTV) serving as its latest accelerant. Global losses to ad fraud exceeded $35 billion last year, a figure expected to rise to $50 billion by 2025, according to the World Federation of Advertisers.

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5 methods for leveraging digital advertising during a downturn

TechCrunch

For those on the sidelines, the story of digital advertising over the past couple of years has been as entertaining as a binge-worthy TV series. While dramatic, these headlines tend to gloss over what’s actually going on: Digital advertising may be in transition, but it is not dead. More posts by this contributor.

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Former Snap employees raise $9M for Trust, emerging from beta to level marketing playing field

TechCrunch

They were building tools for businesses to fund success with digital marketing, but kept hearing from customers about the advantage big advertisers had over smaller ones — the ability to receive good payment terms, credit lines, as well as data and advice. Is the internet advertising economy about to implode?

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CMO and CDO: The Digital Marketing Partnership Fueling Growth

N2Growth Blog

Understanding the Evolving Roles of Chief Marketing and Chief Digital Officers In today’s interconnected marketplace, the role of the CMO extends far beyond traditional advertising and brand management. The post CMO and CDO: The Digital Marketing Partnership Fueling Growth appeared first on N2Growth.

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Where will our data go when cookies disappear?

TechCrunch

In January 2020, Google announced plans to eliminate third-party cookies, heralding a massive shake-up for digital advertising and the internet itself. The end of these cookies promises the golden age of digital marketing , where the internet becomes privacy-first. So how can publishers win back their ad revenue?

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Google and Facebook Diversifying Away from Advertising

NeverFriday

This is because while they dominate the digital advertising market, they cannot displace TV advertising easily. billion of it came from advertising, or just 15 percent. In total, just 43 percent of Time Warner’s revenue comes from advertising. Of that revenue, just $8.5 For Viacom, it’s 38 percent.

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Tech at Work: How the End of Cookies Will Transform Digital Marketing

Harvard Business Review

What will the end of third-party cookies mean for digital advertising, online publishing, and the open Internet?