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Consumers Won’t Swap Data for Personalization: GlobalWebIndex

Marketers who argue that consumers should consent to share their personal data because they’ll get better-targeted advertising should think again, according to this survey from GlobalWebIndex. Only 16% of respondents said personalized ads or recommendations would motivate them to share data, compared with 37% citing discounts and a whopping 53% saying because they trusted the company in the first place. Interesting data here on other topics, too.

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Oracle Launches ‘Pre-Bid by Moat’ Ad Safety Solution

November 8, 2018

Oracle has launched a combined anti-fraud, viewability, brand safety ad solution based on its Dyn (2016), Moat (2017), and Grapeshot (2018) acquisitions. Called Pre-Bid by Moat, is integrated with major DSPs. Ad quality has been a hot topic recently, what with a massive Android app ad fraud uncovered by BuzzFeed and a CHEQ study that found consumers hold brands responsible for inappropriate ad placements.

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WireWheel Raises $10 Million for Automated Privacy Management

November 6, 2018

Finally, we have a $10 million Series A funding for privacy management platform WireWheel, bringing total funding to $13 million. WireWheel automates privacy challenges including finding personal information in company systems, mapping processes that use that data, and alerting users to questionable events. Other tools provide documentation, frameworks, and collaboration. Given the complexities of privacy management, it’s important to know that companies like WireWheel can help.

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Stackline Partners with Gigi to Improve Streaming TV Measurement

January 10, 2025

Amazon advertisers can now measure results outside of Amazon stores using a new service from Stackline and Gigi. Gigi will enable unified audience buying for Amazon Marketing Cloud and Amazon DSP, which run ads in Amazon’s online stores and streaming TV channels such as Prime Video.  Stackline’s panel-based multi-retailer attribution will track customer behavior across Amazon, Walmart, Target, and other major online or in-store retailers.

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