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David Tiltman
Apr 27, 2010

All about growing automation and the rise of ad exchanges

Buying digital display ads is becoming an increasingly complex process. Growing automation has led to the rise of ad exchanges, so-called 'real-time bidding' (RTB) and a host of other services. What do Asia's marketers and agencies need to know?

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