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  • Predictions 2022: Publishers & First-Party Data Part 2

    In the eleventh article in ExchangeWire's 2022 Predictions Series, and following on from part 1, we hear from more industry figures about what's in store for publishers and first-party data this year.   Publishers will focus on facilitating well-informed consent, conveying the [...]

  • Talon Launches "Plan It" London Travel Planning Tool

    Data-backed travel tool, Plan It, has launched to provide London Underground travellers with the quietest time and routes for their journeys. The tool has been developed by out-of-home specialist Talon Outdoor and is powered by its Data Management Platform (DMP), [...]

  • Predictions 2022: Publishers & First-Party Data Part 1

    In the eighth article in ExchangeWire's 2022 Predictions Series (and the first of its own two-parter), experts from across the industry share their thoughts on what 2022 holds for publishers and first-party data.   Bolstering the value of first-party data will help [...]

  • Apple Seeking Dismissal from CCI; Palantir to Shift Entire UK Data Processing from US

    In today’s ExchangeWire news digest: Apple are seeking a dismissal over claims they have damaged competition in India; Palantir are hoping to shift their entire UK data processing operations from the US before the "regulatory tsunami"; and Kurly have raised [...]

  • OpenX Receive Hefty Fine After Child Data Collection; Reddit Begin the IPO Process

    In today’s ExchangeWire news digest: OpenX agree to pay a USD$2m (£1.5m) after illegally collecting child data without parental consent; Reddit have begun the process of going public; and La Belle Vie have raised €25m (£19.5m).   OpenX fined USD$2m (£1.5m) after [...]

  • Professionals Flustered over Log4j Vulnerability; Meta’s Review Board Intervenes to Control Misinformation

    In today’s ExchangeWire news digest: A previously undetected vulnerability in Log4j has allowed hackers to access sensitive data; The Oversight Board have stepped in to remove unsupported content regarding war-stricken Ethiopia; and abillion have raised USD$10m (£7.5m) to tap into [...]

  • Predictions 2022: The MadTech Middleware

    In the fifth article in ExchangeWire's 2022 predictions series, industry experts predict what next year looks like for the MadTech Middleware. The MadTech Middleware, as defined by ExchangeWire CEO Ciaran O'Kane, enables technology for use by the service layer in [...]

  • Festive Shopping Trends & Consumer Insights: Q&A with Yahoo

    In the run-up to the festive season, ExchangeWire speaks to Yahoo’s Selma Ali (insights director) and Joe Connors (director, buyer development) to discuss the key trends for marketers in the coming weeks and how data can be leveraged by retailers [...]

  • Xandr Standardises Video Content on its Platform

    Xandr, AT&T’s advanced advertising company, today announced the release of a new feature on its platform, described as content metadata for video. The new feature aims to help publishers improve monetisation of their premium video supply through standardised content descriptors. Whilst [...]

  • The Cookie Ditch: UK Digital Marketing Now Much Less Dependent on Third-Party Cookies

    Since Google’s June announcement that Chrome would be delaying its third-party cookie phase-out, many marketers now have more time to prepare. Following Google’s announcement, Criteo – the global technology company that provides the world’s leading Commerce Media Platform – surveyed UK [...]