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Google's two-year cookie deadline: are advertisers ready to change?
Jan 16, 2020
Omar Oakes

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?

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