Google Further Postpones Third-Party Cookie Deprecation In Chrome

Google Further Postpones Third-Party Cookie Deprecation In Chrome

Google has again delayed its plan to phase out third-party cookies in the Chrome web browser. The latest postponement comes after ongoing challenges in reconciling feedback from industry stakeholders and regulators. The announcement was made in Google and the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) joint quarterly report on the Privacy Sandbox initiative, scheduled for … Read more

Google delays third-party cookie phase-out to 2025 (maybe)

Google delays third-party cookie phase-out to 2025 (maybe)

Google has postponed the deprecation of third-party cookies in Chrome this year due to multiple challenges and increased scrutiny from the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), Why we care. Brands now have extra time to prepare and explore alternatives to third-party cookies. However, this is just another delay. Third-party cookies will eventually go away … Read more

Google addresses third-party cookie deprecation concerns: ‘It’s time to move’

Google addresses third-party cookie deprecation concerns: ‘It’s time to move’

Google advised advertisers to take urgent action by investing in AI as it addressed potential third-party cookie deprecation delays. The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) warned the tech giant last month that it could not proceed with the removal of third-party cookies unless it resolved some privacy concerns first. However, it appears Google is … Read more

LinkedIn publishes actionable steps before third-party cookie deprecation

LinkedIn publishes actionable steps before third-party cookie deprecation

LinkedIn released a new guide detailing actionable steps and tactics you can take now to maximize campaign performance in the absence of third-party cookies. Amid regulatory changes and reduced identifiers, the playbook offers advice on how to meet the demand for personalized ad experiences in a cookieless world. Why we care. As the deprecation of … Read more

3 ways search marketers can prepare for the big cookie crumble

3 ways search marketers can prepare for the big cookie crumble

The big cookie crumble of 2024 officially began in January with Google’s initial roll-out of Tracking Protection for Chrome users. Any PPC marketer caught off-guard by this either haven’t paid attention to the signals for several years or haven’t corralled the necessary parties to create a cohesive strategy in response – or both. As an … Read more

Amazon strikes landmark deal in response to Google’s third-party cookie deprecation

Amazon strikes landmark deal in response to Google’s third-party cookie deprecation

Amazon has secured a landmark deal with Reach, the UK’s largest publisher, to access customer data for targeted advertising. The agreement, one of the first of its kind in Europe, comes in response to Google’s plans to deprecate third-party cookies later this year. Why we care. As advertisers explore options beyond third-party cookies for targeted … Read more

Google ‘cannot proceed with third-party cookie deprecation’

Google ‘cannot proceed with third-party cookie deprecation’

Google cannot proceed with third-party cookie deprecation until it resolves concerns raised by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The search engine needs to do more to address issues raised around its proposed Privacy Sandbox changes or else it will not be able to deprecate third-party cookies from Chrome in the second half of … Read more

Google Gives Cookie Reprieve To Select Sites Through New Trials

Google Gives Cookie Reprieve To Select Sites Through New Trials

As Google starts restricting third-party cookies in Chrome, it’s offering a limited deprecation trial for sites proving functionality issues. Google is phasing out third-party cookie access in Chrome by 2024. Some third-party services can get temporary cookie access through a deprecation trial. Businesses should audit their site’s cookie usage before more users … Read more

An Empty Cookie Jar: Google Phases Out Third-Party Cookies

An Empty Cookie Jar: Google Phases Out Third-Party Cookies

On January 4th, 2024, Google disabled the tracking data from third-party cookies for 1% of Chrome users – which is part of a greater plan to phase out tracking cookies completely by Q3 2024.  These aren’t the type of cookies that your grandma makes, either.  Despite the innocent-sounding name, third-party cookies are small files that … Read more

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