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Data clean rooms: What you need to know
The way marketers use data is shifting fast, mainly because of privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA. Companies are under pressure to find new ways to analyze performance, target audiences and share data — ...
Last year, international food giant Kellanova (part of the company formerly known as Kellogg) was hoping to improve sales of its Special K cereal in the U.K. as competition increased. Their hypothesis ...
A few years ago, “data clean rooms” were all the ad tech trades could talk about. The relatively new technology was one that everybody in data-driven marketing would need to know. Fast-forward to the ...
The Federal Trade Commission published a blog post last week warning companies that using a data clean room isn’t some kind of get-out-of-compliance-free card. And the first paragraph is a doozy. “Don ...
Businesses don’t operate in a vacuum, no matter what size they are. The interdependent relationship between suppliers, partners, vendors, employees and customers requires compliant and secure data ...
As a small portion of third-party cookies depreciate from today (4 January), data clean rooms (DCRs) promise to reconnect data that advertisers can use for targeting, personalisation and measurement.
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