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Here’s what The Trade Desk actually thinks about Google’s Privacy Sandbox

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Despite the public posturing, the demand-side platform has confirmed that it is exploring integratio

Despite the public posturing, the demand-side platform has confirmed that it is exploring integrations with several Privacy Sandbox options. January 15, 2024 [PRESENTED BY]( [Here’s what The Trade Desk actually thinks about Google’s Privacy Sandbox]( Despite the public posturing, [TTD has confirmed that it is exploring integrations]( with several Privacy Sandbox options. Additional coverage: - With CES 2024 behind us, it’s clear many in marketing and beyond see plenty to be excited about with AI — and also plenty to be fearful about in the coming year. [More in this week's AI Briefing.]( - In order to access ad agencies' multicultural budgets, Black-owned media companies said they need to go through the hurdle of [getting accredited as proof](. - While artificial intelligence was a major theme across CES this year, agencies and marketers are trying to move past the hype — and seeking real investment and applications across the media spectrum. 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In a crucial shift, contextual advertising and prioritizing interests over identities within global privacy laws is prompting marketers toward increasingly thoughtful approaches. Explore this interactive experience to learn how contextual audiences tackle privacy challenges, emerging as a winning strategy for robust connections beyond demographics. [Learn More]( [Sponsored by Peer39]( [What CTV advertisers want from signal and show-level data in 2024]( For continual investment in CTV, advertisers need confidence in the channel. A new system where advertisers receive contextual and semantic signals and show-level data can accomplish this with cooperation from the industry. howdy! [Equality and Opportunity]( [WTF is accreditation for Black-owned publications?]( In order to access ad agencies’ multicultural budgets, Black-owned media companies said they need to go through the hurdle of getting accredited as proof. 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