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Angelina Eng

New York
As seen in: MarTech, LinkedIn, MSN, Adweek, Ad Age, The Drum, AdExchanger, IAB, AdMonsters
Advertising • Media • Measurement • AI | Executive Advisor | Publisher of Angie’s Gazette
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Advertising’s Declaration of Independence

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By Angelina Eng
| LinkedIn
Every Fourth of July, we celebrate one of the most influential documents ever written: the Declaration of Independence. It wasn’t a business plan. It wasn’t an operating manual. It certainly didn’t solve every challenge the new nation would eventually face. Instead, it established a set of principles—a shared vision for the kind of future its authors hoped to build.
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Cookies, Privacy Sandbox, and What Killed It

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By Angelina Eng
| LinkedIn
Woke up yesterday, opened Spotify like I always do, ready for my usual music rotation. But sitting right there in my feed was this episode from Eric Seufert 's Mobile Dev Memo podcast, someone I've followed for a while now because his episodes are consistently interesting, and the word "cookie" in the title caught my eye before I even processed what I was doing. Curiosity got the better of me, I hit play, and that was the end of my peaceful morning playlist.
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Navigating Career Reinvention in an Unpredictable Market

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By Angelina Eng
| LinkedIn
After six incredible years at IAB, I've officially closed that chapter and am beginning a new one. Over the past several weeks, I've had the opportunity to reconnect with friends, former colleagues, recruiters, executives, and members of my network. Almost every conversation eventually turns to the same question: "What's next?" While it's a natural question to ask, I've found myself thinking less about my own answer and more about what that question represents for professionals today.
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