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A new look, the same soul

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By Brian Gleason
| blog.seedtag.com
In a digital advertising world that never stands still, success belongs to those who adapt, innovate, and rise to new challenges. Seedtag has evolved tremendously since our inception more than a decade ago. Through continuous innovation and an unwavering belief in the power of context, we’ve built a company that leads brands, agencies, and publishers into a more intelligent, privacy-first future.
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Firewall Rule Drop Produces "The website is blocked"

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By Brian Gleason, Michael Dunn
| Sophos
I have created a specific firewall rule for an endpoint that I want to block all outbound traffic, For Ex: Rule: Action: Drop Src Zone: LAN Src Net: <HOST> Dst Zone: WAN Dst Net: Internet IPv4 Group Dst Svc: Any But instead of the traffic just dying, but instead of just dead traffic, I am getting The website is blocked, like it is still trying to process through web protection, which as far as I can tell is not enabled/on, nor assigned to any firewall rule.
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Retail Media Unification and the Path to Simplicity

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By Brian Gleason
As we navigate 2024, we stand on the brink of a breakout moment for retail media, emphasizing the need for scale to reach the masses. Despite a significant surge in recent years, brands, agencies, and retailers have only skimmed the surface of retail media’s full-funnel potential. The prevailing focus on sponsored products, while lucrative, merely scratches the surface of the $100 billion market opportunity this year.
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