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Monday, July 19, 2021

Today's ad tech market feels a lot like the bubble of 2013. Bubble fears are everywhere but all investors can do is keep spending. July 19, 2021 Today's ad tech market feels a lot like the

New guide: Retail media tactics for 2021 and beyond

Friday, July 16, 2021

GET THE GUIDE In 2020, the e-commerce surge and months of quarantine rewrote the expectations — if not the rules — of marketing to the modern shopper. Retail media experienced these changes in no

California's attorney general backs call for Global Privacy Control adoption with fresh enforcement letters to companies

Friday, July 16, 2021

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Despite vowing to fight 'woke' big tech, Ted Cruz's Facebook spending boost creates 'ethical quandary'

Friday, July 16, 2021

Republican Senator and Facebook critic Ted Cruz has spent an estimated $449000 this year…on Facebook ads. July 14, 2021 When he joined alternative social platform Parler last June, Texas Republican

New report: Attention metrics for advertisers

Friday, July 16, 2021

How advertisers are traveling 'the attention pathway' to drive business A growing body of evidence supports the connection between attention metrics and advertising outcomes. From the top of

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