Google is deep into testing a new set of APIs (including some you may have heard of, like Fledge or Topics API) that it claims can strike a balance between preserving privacy and continuing to ...

Google announced it is testing out Topics API, which will replace FLoC as its primary method to substitute third-party cookies.

Google is still aiming to enable an opt-in testing mode that will allow advertisers to experiment with the Sandbox tools without cookies by late 2023 and to turn off third-party cookies for 1 ...

To enable Sandbox campaigns, Optable integrated Chrome’s Protected Audiences API for targeting and its Attribution API for measurement. Advertisers can build targetable audiences within Optable’s ...

Responding to these challenges, Traefik Labs, in partnership with Microcks, the popular open-source cloud-native platform for mocking and contract testing APIs, launches an API Sandbox as a Service.

Google will begin testing the API on AdSense accounts on August 28. What is FLEDGE. The API uses interest groups to enable sites to display ads they believe are relevant to their users.

During the testing, when PAAPI, or the protected audiences API, wins the auction, it takes an extra 1,500 milliseconds to load. Viewability averages 39% when most buyers demand at least 70% ...

Earlier this month we reported that Google AdSense was planning to start testing their FLEDGE API on August 28. Now it looks like they’re pushing it back to on or after September 24. What is the ...

The sandbox is a critical component because it enables developers to explore Radius’ APIs for their particular use cases and test how the API would work in their application.