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Ahead of the trade organization’s Annual Leadership Meeting this week, chief executive Anthony Katsur details efforts to provide answers to some of the ad industry’s most critical questions. January 29, 2024 How IAB Tech Lab aims to calm concerns around Google's Privacy Sandbox Ahead of the trade organization's Annual Leadership Meeting this week, chief executive Anthony Katsur [details efforts to provide answers]( to some of the ad industry's most critical questions. Additional coverage: - Amazon needs ad-supported streaming [to lure a fresh wave of them]( into its ads business: brand dollars. This way it becomes a place for all advertisers to spend more money, not just those with a storefront there. - The Federal Trade Commission [opened a new inquiry]( into five AI companies and five more tech CEOs will be at this week's Senate hearing. - After a difficult 2023, brand sponsorships [are trending upward]( in esports in 2024 — but in a more experimental manner than the blind trust of past years. - Publishers in the UK [are keeping close contact]( with the ICO as they try and strategize for a compliant solution to cookie consent pop-ups without risking revenue. - The former global chief strategy officer for EssenceMediacom [explains what agencies need]( to do to keep up with branding efforts that need to deliver more impact on a performance level rather than just traditional brand building. 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