as informed in Amazon is the third digital ad platform in US: eMarketer 10:47 AM ET Wed, 19 Sept 2018 | 01:32Amazon is taking a larger chunk of the U.S. digital ad business than expected this year, according to market research firm eMarketer. The firm revised its annual U.S. digital advertising estimates, and now projects Amazon will rake in $4.61 billion in 2018. While Amazon will still only make up 4.15 percent of total U.S. digital ad revenue, it's growing while the other two digital advertising giants are decreasing. Emarketer expects the two will make up 57.7 percent of U.S. digital ad revenue (37.1 percent and 20.6 percent, respectively), down from 59.1 percent in 2017. Amazon has also grown its mobile advertising business 242 percent since last year, the report said.
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What Facebook, Amazon, and Google really look like
Probably not, for all sorts of technical reasons–and since neither Facebook, nor Google, nor Amazon have any reason to share the details. Think of it as a series of portraits of Facebook, Amazon, and Google, built from network deconstruction, technical inference, and artistic liberty. The last machine in that trace will be the actual machine serving google.com," says Mitrović. In Facebook's first scan, for instance, the most literal portrait of corporate infrastructure is conveyed in dark blue lines. "The third and fourth [layers] are even more abstract, but I'll leave it up to the viewers to interpret."Apple, Firefox tools aim to thwart Facebook, Google tracking
referring to News, video and other third-party sites use Google and Facebook cookies to customize ads to your hobbies and interests, rather than hawking products you might never buy. Firefox has an anti-tracking feature that also tries to distinguish tracking cookies from useful ones. None of the Firefox tools, though, address fingerprinting. The new Safari and Firefox tools don't block ads. Facebook and Google declined comment on the Safari and Firefox tools.collected by :Roy Mark
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