Advertisers, publishers and ad tech vendors have long known that third-party cookies may be on their way out. Now with Google’s plan to purge them from Chrome by 2022, the industry’s focus shifts to implementing sustainable options.
January 16, 2020

Advertisers, publishers and ad tech vendors have long known that third-party cookies may be on their way out. Now with Google's plan to purge them from Chrome by 2022, the industry's focus shifts to implementing sustainable options. We have a breakdown of who stands to benefit, who will lose and what comes next. Read more below.

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