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“Shift the center of gravity of your data approach”

Braze's Shahid Nizami discusses how Google's latest verdict on its third-party cookies should change marketers' approach in the region.

Nizami discusses plans for a new Chrome approach. Image sourced from Pexel.com

After years of uncertainty, Google has decided to keep third-party cookies after all.

More than four years after announcing that it would deprecate third-party cookies within its globally dominant Chrome web browser, Google reversed that commitment and is instead taking steps to give users more control over whether they are tracked by advertisers.

Since the early days of the internet, third-party cookies have been central for digital marketers to understand user behavior and preferences through data they didn’t collect themselves. These trac


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Shantelle Nagarajan is Campaign Middle East’s Junior Reporter who covers marketing news which focuses on FMCG, real estate and brand retail industries. Her features delve into brand strategy, appointments, trends in consumer behaviour and CX. Shantelle also contributes to social media coverage, editorial event programming and print content work. She previously worked in PR and marketing, most recently at Edelman, where she was part of the Brand team. When she’s not writing for her day job, you can find her with her nose buried in a book, playing at a weekly open mic night or doom-scrolling the latest make-up challenges on TikTok.