Can Advertising Be Just as Sweet Without Third-Party Cookies?
Under pressure from privacy advocates and regulatory bodies, major browsers such as Google Chrome and Apple Safari are expected to phase out these tiny nuggets of behavior-tracking code by 2023. Media companies are working on more privacy-compliant alternatives. But it’s unclear whether any of these options will attract enough industry backing by then to truly help marketers deliver personalized advertising experiences to consumers.
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