Google Ads Drops SHA-256 Hashing Requirement
Google's notice changes the future default, while current API instructions still require hashes.
Paid media, ad tech and the auction
Google's notice changes the future default, while current API instructions still require hashes.
Away, J.Crew, Walmart, Liquid I.V., and more are behind the week’s most notable ads.
Safari is tracking the trackers. Apple officially blocked identity resolution providers this week. Our guest, Zach Edwards, a cybersecurity researcher and the co-founder of DecryptAds, puts the decision into context. Plus: Edwards discusses his research into…
Bruce Williams, CEO of Dentsu X North America, talks breaking down media silos at Brandweek.
Universal Cart, UCP, WebMCP, intelligent eyewear: the agentic web is arriving. Marie Haynes maps the opportunities most businesses are ignoring.
OpenAI will automatically update existing ads with what it calls “creative enhancements” starting Oct. 30 – unless advertisers opt out. Plus: Gambling sponsorships are coming for the news.
The company added a new feature that will allow third-party platforms to tailor age ranges and gender details for different elements in a promotional campaign.
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