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Adobe Adds Privacy Enforcement to Real-Time CDP

Adobe announced several enhancements to its Real-Time CDP, including automatic enforcement of consumer privacy preferences and company data access policies, clean-room-like audience matching, predictive account and lead scoring, and tighter integration with Adobe Commerce.  Meanwhile, a separate announcement about enhancements to Adobe Analytics described it as the “single workspace for brands to unify data and insights across all media types”, which sounds CDP-ish. It’s a reminder that Adobe sees its CDP as one of several tools to access unified customer profiles stored in a separate platform layer.

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Ecuadorian payments infrastructure startup Kushki lands $100M at a $1.5B valuation

June 16, 2022

Ecuadorian payments infrastructure company Kushki has raised $100 million in an extension to its Series B round, more than doubling its valuation to $1.5 billion. Kushki aims to help make it easier, cheaper and more secure for businesses across Latam to send and receive/process digital payments. It enables Latam businesses to accept payments globally and receive money in their local currency. The end goal is to help these businesses grow faster online and drive consumer adoption of digital payments.

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Neustar Launches a Clean Room of Its Own

June 15, 2022

Neustar has launched Marketing and Analytics Clean Room, following the industry trend of utterly generic product names. Despite the name, Neustar says its product is a “first-of-its-kind solution” that uses advanced identity resolution, machine learning, and privacy-enhancing technology to combine first, second, and third party data from many marketing and media sources including connected TV and walled gardens.

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New Brand Safety Initiatives from IPG Mediabrands, IAS. Apology from DoubleVerify

April 18, 2024

It’s tough to get brand safety right, but the industry keeps trying.  IPG Mediabrands announced a new set of tools to find and block inappropriate ad placements, while IAS expanded its suitability measurements to include standards from the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM).  Meanwhile, DoubleVerify admitted a mistake made brand safety on X/Twitter look worse than it really was in October 2023 and March 2024.

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