Supply-side reluctance is Google’s biggest barrier
Will Google’s FLEDGE be the answer to the sunsetting of third-party cookies? The jury’s out, but if there is not greater engagement and involvement from…
Two truths and a lie: Helping publishers prepare for the cookie’s collapse
Google Chrome’s decision to remove support for third-party cookies, now scheduled for the end of 2023, threw the digital ecosystem into a state of uncertainty.…
Publishers know they must prepare for the cookieless future: Here’s how to do it
While Google has extended the expiration date of cookies in Chrome, the market realities that got us here — such as consumer privacy concerns, a…
Chrome & YouTube will block intrusive ads in short videos
Google has an interest in keeping ads effective and unblocked by users. In order to keep the internet a free market supported by ads, the…
Starting December, Google Chrome will shut down ads on any site with “abusive experiences”
Google has decided to turn up the heat in its battle against rogue ads, and this time they have decided to block any website that…
What Google Chrome’s New Built-In Ad Blocker Means for You
Damian Radcliffe breaks down what consequences and benefits Google Chrome’s new ad-blocking browser could have for publishers In mid-February, Google rolled out a new ad-blocker,…
Google Chrome 66 browser to ‘shut up’ autoplay videos
Google has now rolled out its Chrome 66 update to its users on both Mac and iOS. The Mac version will now mute autoplaying content…
Google Chrome’s mobile article suggestions now 4th greatest source of referral traffic
Chrome’s mobile referrals are now 4th, behind Twitter, Facebook, and Google Search. Research by Chartbeat’s data science team reveals that Google Chrome’s Articles for You (also known…
The Google Chrome ad filter is live. Here’s what to do if your ads are deemed bad
Late last summer, Google notified 1,000 website owners that their ads were annoying, misleading, or harmful to the user experience. They were directed to Google’s Ad Experience…
