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IAB Europe publishes update to Third-Party Cookie guide

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Published on: 04 February 2021
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LNB News 04/02/2021

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Issue Date: 04 February 2021

Published Date: 04 February 2021

Jurisdiction(s): United Kingdom

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The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) Europe has published a comprehensive update to its guide on the Post Third-Party Cookie Era, the first edition of which was published in May 2020. The update features the latest insights into the development of alternative solutions for when third-party cookies are depleted in 2022. IAB Europe is hosting a webinar alongside people who contributed to the Guide at 3 pm on 23 February 2021.

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