Digiday+ Research: Publishers expected Google to keep cookies, but they’re moving on anyway

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Digiday+ Research: Publishers expected Google to keep cookies, but they’re moving on anyway

Julia Tabisz 10/12/2024 14:24

Publishers saw this change of heart coming. But it’s not changing their own plans to move away from tracking consumers using third-party cookies…

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Publishers saw this change of heart coming. But it’s not changing their own plans to move away from tracking consumers using third-party cookies…
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