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Google’s D-up Against the DOJ

In January, the DOJ sued Google for allegedly monopolizing the digital advertising market, marking the second time they sued the tech giant. Google’s response shows that they aren’t going to lie down and take it.

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Solving the Long-tail’s Addressability Issue

Publishers on long-tail sites face several challenges related to addressability, including the difficulty of attracting advertisers to their sites due to the lack of addressable data, lower advertising rates, and data privacy regulation challenges.

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Advertising Industry Learning and Professional Development

Webinar Replay: Consumer Consent & Trust Are Competitive Advantages

As advertisers and publishers ask more users for their information online, a crucial part of the exchange is trust; consumers want to know that the data they are offering will only be used in the way they have authorized. During AdMonsters’ March 29 webinar, “Consent-Based Advertising: How You Can Automatically…

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PubForum Miami: Why Publishers Need to Invest in Commerce Media

What does the future hold for commerce media? That’s the question Eric Brackmann, Head of Commerce Media, Koddi, addressed at this month’s PubForum Miami. He walked attendees through the definition of commerce media, why it’s important to learn how this sector is evolving, and how to embrace all commerce media…

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California Wants Big Tech to Pay News Publishers a Usage Fee

California Assembly member, Buffy Hicks, is proposing a state-level version of the journalism usage fee bill. The proposed law will allow local news outlets to work together to bargain with tech giants, such as Facebook and Google, to collect a fee for using their content and selling advertising alongside it.

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