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What are Universal IDs & Why Should You Care?

What are Universal IDs & Why Should You Care?

How effectively are you able to measure user activity online? Since it’s become possible to track consumer behaviour, gathering in-depth and detailed insights

The Rise of FAST Channels in TV

The Shift Into Retail Digital Media

Busting the Acronyms in the Media Landscape

Thoughtful pieces

Busting the Acronyms in the Media Landscape

How one of the main French TV channels launched data offers in a TCFv2.0

Why broadcasters will eventually switch to Digital TV Advertising... or die

to understand why To move to digital TV advertising is no longer just an option for broadcasters, but crucial if they are to survive into the future.

Fluent in CDP ?

Are you fluent in CDP?

Welcome to the Customer Data Platform A to Z.

30 questions to ask before choosing a Customer Data Platform

If you want to understand everything about choosing a CDP, mediarithmics makes it clear to you

Next-gen marketing easily explained to my lovely boss

Marketing and advertising professionals must prepare to adopt new marketing disciplines in order to deploy new use cases in a rapidly evolving world.

Walled garden against de gafa data power

Trying to compete against GAFA? Plant the seed to create your own walled garden this spring

Today, Google, Facebook and Amazon are broadly leading the digital market, having taken over 70% of the total ad spend in 2020 (eMarketer).

Customer lifetime circle

Customer Engagement

Customer loyalty programs: essential for effective data marketing projects

In the 1990s UK travel and retail giants BA (1994), Tesco (1995), and Boots (1997) launched the first modern-day customer loyalty programmes...

publishers and media sales houses

Publishers and Media Sales Houses: Navigating regulations and building solutions for today and tomorrow

For years, Google, Amazon, and Facebook have been disrupting the digital publisher landscape.