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Teads Ad Manager Becomes First Cookieless Platform On the Open Web

Update was a major pillar announced during Teads’ Partner Day event on 16th November. Other announcements included advancements in supporting advertisers’ CSR initiatives, results from dentsu’s Attention Economy study and significant updates to Traffic Acquisition products.

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An Update in the Move to a Cookieless Era, Has Anything Really Changed?

This week, Google announced that it was delaying the depreciation of 3rd party cookies from within its Chrome browser environments. Originally planned for implementation in 2022, the phasing out is now planned to begin mid-2023.It’s the latest twist in the tale for the digital media industry, but what does Google’s announcement actually mean and what’s going to happen next? By Remi Cackel, Chief Data Officer, Teads

Cookie Deprecation

…And Yet Again Google Hits the Snooze Button

Cookie Deprecation has been delayed by Google once again. Google has pushed back its self-imposed deadline of the end of 2023 for the deprecation of third-party cookies. It will now “begin” to phase them out in the second half of 2024.

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A Somewhat Irreverent Recap of the 2022 Cannes Festival

The 2022 Cannes Advertising Festival is over. The last hangover of the approximately 10,000 delegates has been cured, the latest deals have been cut, and the most impressive award winners have been celebrated.  Portada asked a few Cannes insiders about how the 2022 Cannes Festival went. Here is a somewhat irreverent assessment. 

Shopping Season

Six Strategies to Help Marketers Win the Holiday Shopping Season

This year, the holiday shopping season is set to rebound from the uncertainties and anxieties of 2020 — and in a big way, Retail spending in physical stores is on track to grow more than six percent year-over-year, while ecommerce will triple that figure, at nearly 18% year-over-year growth. By Yahoo’s Chief Business Officer Iván Markman.

Hispanic Media

How Two Major Caribbean Publishers United to Serve U.S Audiences

The Dominican Republic’s Grupo Corripio and Puerto Rico’s Grupo Ferré Rangel are the two largest media groups in the Caribbean. Both groups have a significant commonality: a very important audience reach in the United States.  With the audience as a backbone, “both media companies joined forces in 2018 to build a larger and stronger audience network of Hispanics in the U.S,” Augusto Romano, CEO of Digo Hispanic Media tells Portada.