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The agreement offers Effectv’s advertiser clients choice in their selection of a measurement currency platform.
Measurement leaders announce joint product effort to offer advertisers an exclusive cross-platform measurement solution to solve for growing challenges in the media ecosystem ... | February 24, 2022
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