Cookie Cull: Will UID 2.0 See a Second Wave?
Alternative IDs and alternative cross-media measurement technologies could see a second wave of adoption now that Google insists cookies have one year max.
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Alternative IDs and alternative cross-media measurement technologies could see a second wave of adoption now that Google insists cookies have one year max.
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