The Future of Identity

How LiveRamp Intends to Woo Advertisers Now That the Cookie Is Starting to Crumble

However, it still comes with privacy questions

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By Ronan Shields

May 30, 2019

LiveRamp today announced the launch of Authenticated Traffic Solution, a method of online ad targeting that it claims lets publishers and supply-side platforms better monetize users without the need for the increasingly out-of-favor cookie-based tracking.

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Ronan Shields

Ronan Shields is Adweek's programmatic editor.

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