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adweek | February 28, 2020

U.S. mobile advertising revenue is now worth $70 billion, according to IAB numbers. And the in-app mobile advertising economy–ads not served across the mobile web–is forecast to be worth $226 billion across the globe by 2025.n But a cloud hovers above the space because the industry’s major platform providers (with regulators peering over their shoulders) are growing increasingly preoccupied with privacy. Last month, Google confirmed it would retire the use of cookies for ad tar...

Google | May 13, 2020

Google’s John Brown explains how the company’s monetization policies are created to meet the needs of publishers and advertisers. Brown, the monetized policy education lead at Google, goes over why policies are created, how they’re enforced, and how they help protect Google’s advertising ecosystem. When it comes to policy enforcement, some advertisers may think Google doesn’t go far enough, while publishers may think Google goes too far. Google aims to keep the need...

RevJet | October 17, 2020

RevJet, the only unified app-based platform that simplifies all aspects of digital ad experience management for Fortune 500 marketers, today announced a major update to their industry-leading Global Ad Serving App Suite. Version 5.0 bolsters RevJet's Global Ad Serving Suite capabilities across the board, including streamlined cookie-less personalization, enhanced consent management, cross-device Identity Management, advanced attribution and more. "Now more than ever, Fortune 500 markers...

Google | July 15, 2020

Starting August 11 of this year, Google Ads will be denying advertising for anything designed at “spyware and surveillance technology.” It’s technically an update to the Enabling Dishonest Behavior policy, and will apply to both search and shopping.What is the Enabling Dishonest Behavior Policy?Historically, the policy has focused on on dishonesty in many forms, but they mostly fall into things that mislead others, or those that let users get unauthorized access to ...