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A little under four years ago, the Federal Trade Commission issued an order requiring nine of the largest social media and video streaming platforms to share detailed information about their collection and use of personal consumer data. On the receiving end were Amazon, Facebook and WhatsApp, YouTube, Twitter, Snap, ByteDance, Reddit and Discord. The FTC’s […]

The Sobesednik publishing house in Russia suspended production at all of its outlets for up to three months, including its popular newspaper, following a decision by authorities to place the company on the list of “foreign agents,” Yelena Milchanovska, a Sobesednik correspondent, said. (RFE/RL)

Two years ago, retail media networks were at a crossroads. At the time they were weighing whether to become traditional walled gardens or allowing the programmatic ecosystem open access to data. Retailers are long past that point. Hundreds of store operators launched retail media businesses in the past couple years alone. And most of the

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. The Shifting Sandbox The Chrome Privacy Sandbox is still chugging along despite Google’s reversal on third-party cookie deprecation. The Sandbox team announced new updates based on feedback from testers on Wednesday. Chrome’s Protected Audience API will soon include fields for designating private marketplace

The Wall Street Journal is no longer the only Dow Jones property to come to life for its traveling event franchise, the Journal House. This week, hosted congruently with the Singapore Grand Prix taking place Sept. 18-19, the Journal House featured the WSJ’s B2B sibling brands for the first time, including OPIS and Dow Jones

To receive our daily DMEXCO briefing over email, please subscribe here. For nearly two decades, ad execs have watched Google tighten its grip on ad dollars, moving from frustration to horror, and finally, to resigned apathy. It wasn’t just that Google was cutting them out — it was that Google was winning, untouchable and unchallenged. Every

With less than two months to go before the most consequential presidential election in recent U.S. history, estimates of the advertising dollars being dropped into the race keep going up — as high as $12 billion, according to eMarketer.  There’s no doubt that television, in particular local TV, will benefit greatly from this bounty of

With more than 200 retail media networks (and counting) and finite media dollars, agency executives say a retail media reckoning may be on the horizon. Retail media networks (RMNs) have been touted as the industry’s latest silver bullet. But given that glut of competition, agency execs say they’re advising clients to be more calculated with

A peek at DPS So far, 2024 is looking pretty good — especially compared to last year — but that doesn’t it hasn’t been without challenges. Referral traffic from search and social platforms is still lackluster; generative AI technology is still transforming the media industry (despite whether publishers want it); and Google’s decision to walk