Firefox is now blocking cookies by default. In this video, Austin Smith and Jeremy Phillips review the implications of this policy on advertisers and end users. Equally importantly, they discuss how investors should react and evaluate their Internet-oriented investments, such as Google.
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The very foundation of the Internet has changed for good.
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Alphabet
GOOGL
$178.22
(2.70%)
$4.68
Meta Platforms
META
$733.63
(1.04%)
$7.54
eBay
EBAY
$73.84
(0.22%)
$0.16
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