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The three factors driving Google’s cookie delay
Regulatory pressures, lack of industry enthusiasm and potential cost hits continue to delay the inevitable.
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Post-third-party cookies: Are publisher cohorts the answer?
Publishers are able to glean first-party data from the behaviours and interests that users exhibit, rather than relying on identifiable information or just grouping people based on their demographics.
Publishers view end of the cookie as an opportunity to work with brands
But brands are still too reliant on third-party cookies for now, according to a study from Forrester and Permutive.
The purge of the third-party cookie: 10 implications for marketers
From targeting to consolidation to measurement, Havas Group India's head of data and analytics lays out how the ad industry will be impacted by the end of cookies.
Google's two-year cookie deadline: are advertisers ready to change?
Marketers know the days of using trackers for third-party data are coming to an end, but only a minority report confidence in using their own first-party data. And what technologies will replace cookies in browsers such as Chrome?
Opinion: The big cookie debate and privacy issue
Gregory Fortune, head of digital and client leader for Mindshare Singapore, points out that allowing browsers to block cookies by default would allow login sites, such as Facebook and Google, to monopolise tracking data.
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