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Why in-game advertising companies see potential benefits in the death of the third-party cookie

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Some executives in the in-game advertising sector are building the narrative that the cookie collaps

Some executives in the in-game advertising sector are building the narrative that the cookie collapse might just be the space’s golden ticket. February 01, 2024 [Why in-game advertising companies see potential benefits in the death of the third-party cookie]( Some executives in the in-game advertising sector are building the narrative that [the cookie collapse might just be the space's golden ticket](. Additional coverage: - Yesterday, [CEOs for five major social media platforms faced hours of questions]( from visibly frustrated members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. - Newsroom unions have organized work stoppages and walkouts in an effort to show company managers how valuable their labor is, but what’s the impact of their actions? In most cases, [a drop in traffic and published article count](. - When it comes to authenticating audiences, publishers need more than an email address from their readers now. 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