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Media teams and creative teams can sometimes butt heads. But Alli, an AI-powered analytics tool, suggests an alternative. The post Can Creative And Media Teams Get Along With PMG’s AI Platform? appeared first on AdExchanger.

Google has finally bitten the bullet and decided not to kill off third-party cookies in Chrome. No doubt it will go down as a pivotal moment in the history of digital advertising. But it isn’t a decisive one. With so many variables at play, including data regulation, user privacy concerns and technological advancements, Google’s update

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. No Kidding The Department of Justice (DOJ) sued TikTok on Friday over its handling of kids’ private data. The DOJ alleges TikTok’s data-gathering practices violate the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and that the social platform failed to adhere to commitments it

Record-breaking isn’t just happening on the track at this year’s Paris Olympics. Though the games are primarily funded by media rights income, commercial sponsorship revenue is on the rise. With brands increasingly eager to associate themselves with the Olympic movement — and favorable advertising conditions increasing the value of those sponsorship deals — the Olympic

Brands are either facing pressure or are choosing to eliminate or pull back on their diversity, social or sustainability efforts. How can media agencies continue to navigate the space with clients? There’s been a subtle but important shift in thinking among some companies, and it’s largely been brought about by the current political environment. Donald Trump,

This article was first published by Digiday sibling WorkLife It may be early days, but HR teams at major companies are getting more confident with how generative AI can assist them with tasks like modernizing talent development strategies, upskilling staff and internal succession planning. Rolls Royce, the aerospace and defense company ($21 billion annual turnover),

As the glimmer of the AI gold rush fades for some industries, ad-funded tech giants claim they’re already seeing signs that major investments are paying off for advertisers. Despite warnings of an AI downturn and mixed signals in financial markets, Big Tech hasn’t shied away from talking about AI this earnings season. This month, companies

Call it a major GMC oopsey. Google Merchant Center (GMC), Google’s hub for commerce advertising and analytics, has been accidentally cross-pollinating data – including unencrypted customer and product info – between accounts on the platform going back at least two weeks, according to three ecommerce consultants and ad agency execs who each manage numerous GMC

Here’s the old news: Chrome cookies are (eventually) going away. Here’s the new news: Only some cookies are going away. Google Chrome is proposing an “approach that elevates user choice,” which will undoubtedly mean more opt-outs. But will the opt-out rate be half? Two-thirds? 10%? 90%? For the past week or so, we’ve been so

Amazon’s Advertising Services segment is delivering the dough. It generated $12.8 billion last quarter, up by a cool $2 billion year over year. Meanwhile, Amazon’s net sales increased by 10% in Q2 and profitability doubled from $6.7 billion to $13.5 billion, according to the company’s earnings report on Thursday. Making more than $12 billion in