The company has also sold its data to buyers and their tech partners partly through Oracle Advertising, AdExchanger reported. Oracle announced that it was shutting down its advertising business by the end of September, meaning that Claritas will no longer be able to rely on revenue from customers of Oracle. Claritas also works with several other firms to sell its data, including LiveRamp, Amazon and The Trade Desk.
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