Retail media networks and commerce media are redefining the data and measurement landscape, creating new opportunities—and complexity—for marketers and researchers alike. At Commerce & Shopper Intelligence 2026, brands, retailers, and researchers revealed how they’re adapting methodologies and frameworks to better understand increasingly fluid, data-rich shopping journeys.
Member Only AccessA resounding 72% of Americans say internet companies should not release any data about users to political campaigns wanting to target voters with ads. The view is roughly shared regardless of a person’s political allegiance. Read more »
Member Only AccessA resounding 72% of Americans say internet companies should not release any data about users to political campaigns wanting to target voters with ads. The view is roughly shared regardless of a person’s political allegiance. Read more »
Member Only AccessA resounding 72% of Americans say internet companies should not release any data about users to political campaigns wanting to target voters with ads. The view is roughly shared regardless of a person’s political allegiance. Read more »
Member Only AccessA resounding 72% of Americans say internet companies should not release any data about users to political campaigns wanting to target voters with ads. The view is roughly shared regardless of a person’s political allegiance. Read more »
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On May 21, the industry’s top minds gathered in Chicago for a look at the future of retail, media, and consumer behavior and dove into the rapidly evolving role of Retail Media Networks (RMNs). Attendees gained actionable insights on the opportunities and challenges that RMNs present. Leading experts led discussions on optimizing RMN investments, navigating sales attribution complexities, adopting an "omni-normal" approach to connect with shoppers across all touchpoints, harnessing AI for brands and consumers, and more.
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A resounding 72% of Americans say internet companies should not release any data about users to political campaigns wanting to target voters with ads. The view is roughly shared regardless of a person’s political allegiance. Read more »
Member Only AccessA resounding 72% of Americans say internet companies should not release any data about users to political campaigns wanting to target voters with ads. The view is roughly shared regardless of a person’s political allegiance. Read more »
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