What European Privacy Rules Are Accidentally Teaching US Publishers About Making More Money
US publishers tend to treat GDPR as someone else's problem — a European regulatory headache that doesn't apply to their audience. But the publishers quietly outperforming their peers are borrowing the data frameworks and consent strategies that EU regulations forced into existence, and applying them to American traffic in ways that are unlocking premium inventory their competitors haven't touched. Here's what privacy-first monetization actually looks like when it's working in your favor.