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Your 2022 guide to Google Ad Manager

20. Januar, von Alex Shellhammer — Google Ad Manager, article

While 2021 was far from a return to normal, publishers found ways to adapt, innovate and thrive in a rapidly changing environment. To help you keep your business on track in 2022, we're recapping some of last year's biggest tips and resources from Google Ad Manager. Prepare for a privacy-first (...)
Surfacing women in science with the Smithsonian

19. Januar, von Effie Kapsalis — Arts & Culture, article

Women have always been on the forefront of science. From Ada Lovelace designing the first computer programs, to Rosalind Franklin decoding the structure of DNA, to Katherine Johnson figuring out the physics for mankind to reach the moon, the history of science has been driven by the (...)
It’s time for a new EU-US data transfer framework

19. Januar, von Kent Walker — Analytics, Google in Europe, article

If you rely on an open, global internet, you’ll want the European Union and the U.S. government to agree soon on a new data framework to keep the services you use up and running. People increasingly rely on data flows for everything from online shopping, travel, and shipping, to office (...)
The harmful consequences of Congress’s anti-tech bills

18. Januar, von Kent Walker — Public Policy, article

Update: Ahead of the committee vote on the bill, members of the Senate Judiciary Committee have circulated an amendment to the Senate bill. Below is our statement from Kent Walker: These changes concede every concern that has been raised about the bill — and solve none of them. For example, the (...)
This year’s Doodle for Google contest is all about self care

18. Januar, von Selly Sallah — Doodles, article

I used to be the type of person who took pride in filling my days up. I loved checking items off my to-do list, saying yes to everything and filling my week with social plans. I took pride in productivity and living a fast-paced life. But the pandemic and the shift to new ways of working and (...)