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@MakeThunder
Thunder
6 years
Google announced Chrome wants to move off 3rd-party cookies in 2022. Are you ready? Learn how Thunder is leading the ad industry toward a privacy-based, data-driven future https://t.co/SD6IdXSg1l
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@MakeThunder
Thunder
6 years
What is 1st-party data? Can you build your own identity graph from it? All your questions about first party data and digital advertising are answered in our latest article https://t.co/4U9lcpa7IP
makethunder.com
What is 1st Party Data? First party data is information a company has directly collected itself on a consumer.  For a brand, this data could be personally identifiable information (PII) such as name,...
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@MakeThunder
Thunder
6 years
Can DCO Save Brand Storytelling? – Adweek
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adweek.com
It might require a little give and take.
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@PiyushCharkha
Piyush Charkha
7 years
Here's why #publishers will soon be waging a greater battle with privacy to build a sustainable #adsupportedbusiness. Know it all in this article by #KaMoLau, #COO of @MakeThunder https://t.co/uWG5Q0Qo42 @MarTechAdvisor
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7 years
Publishers v. Privacy - Registration Is Coming | MarTech Advisor
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@bokelley
Brian O'Kelley
7 years
[Blocking competitors from YouTube] increased the long-term value of Google by billions of dollars because it strengthened the company’s grip on advertising technology, according to O’Kelley. "That’s kind of how monopolies roll," he said.
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Brian O’Kelley built AppNexus Inc. to help companies advertise anywhere on the internet. Its software plugged into virtually every digital ad-trading hub, including those from Google, the biggest ad...
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@MakeThunder
Thunder
7 years
‘Do Not Track’ Rides Again In Bill To Block Online Data Collection. Thunder CEO @vkw talks with @AdExchanger about the possible unintended effects
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Thunder
7 years
How advertisers are responding to Google’s third-party cookie crackdown -- Thunder shares its take with @Digiday
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digiday.com
Advertisers want ways to get closer to the data publishers sit on and Google’s push to crumble cookies it doesn’t own could embolden those efforts..
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@bokelley
Brian O'Kelley
7 years
@samuelvandeth It’s the crux of the question. Is owning analytics and ad serving helping them make more ad revenue on search and YouTube than they deserve to? Don’t marketers deserve an independent partner (maybe @MakeThunder?) instead of letting google grade their own homework?
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@MakeThunder
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7 years
Advertisers Are Hedging on Google as It Enacts GDPR-Compliant Policies
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@adexchanger
AdExchanger
7 years
As The Feds Blaze A Trail On Differential #Privacy, Will Ad Tech Follow? https://t.co/A6xpbt7dWh by @vkw, @MakeThunder
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7 years
WTF is differential privacy? - Learn about the new way Apple, Uber, and others are anonymizing measurement data
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