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The Digital Market Intelligence industry is experiencing robust growth, driven by the increasing need for data-driven decision-making in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Companies are investing heavily in insights related to mobile app performance, digital advertising, and gaming trends. Consolidation and specialization, particularly in niche areas like PC/console gaming, are notable trends.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Global Digital Ad Spend in United States
~Not directly provided for Sensor Tower's specific market, but the global digital ad spend is projected to reach $831 billion in 2024 (Statista)
(11.7% CAGR)
- Digital advertising spending continues to shift towards mobile.
- Video and social media ads are significant growth drivers.
- E-commerce and retail media also contribute to the increase.
30.8 billion USD
Utilizing advanced AI models to automatically identify trends, generate reports, and predict market shifts from vast datasets, enabling proactive decision-making for Sensor Tower's clients.
Integrating data seamlessly across mobile, PC, console, web, and emerging digital channels into a single, comprehensive view, providing a holistic understanding of consumer behavior and advertising performance.
Implementing techniques like federated learning and differential privacy to analyze data while maintaining user privacy, crucial for navigating stricter data regulations and building trust.
The ADPPA is a comprehensive federal privacy bill proposed in 2022 that aims to establish a national standard for data privacy, including requirements for data minimization, consent, and user rights.
This policy could standardize data collection practices across the US, potentially increasing compliance costs but also offering clarity, and impacting Sensor Tower's panel data collection methods.
COPPA (1998) regulates the online collection of personal information from children under 13, with ongoing enforcement actions by the FTC and state Attorneys General.
Ongoing enforcement of COPPA affects how Sensor Tower can collect and process data related to mobile apps and games primarily used by children, requiring robust age-gating and consent mechanisms.
Various US states have enacted or are enacting their own comprehensive data privacy laws, such as California's CCPA/CPRA (2020/2023), Virginia CDPA (2023), and Colorado CPA (2023), which grant consumers rights over their personal data.
The patchwork of state-level privacy laws necessitates that Sensor Tower adapts its data handling practices to comply with diverse regulations, influencing data collection, processing, and reporting for clients operating in these states.
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