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New Frameworks Making Media Fragmentation a Thing of the Past
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Christopher Flexner Christopher Flexner
Madeline Power Madeline Power
David Rowley David Rowley
Ted Flanagan Ted Flanagan
Posted Mar 13, 2025
New Frameworks Making Media Fragmentation a Thing of the Past
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In this RampUp 2025 panel, media platforms explore how advertisers can fast-track media partnerships with on-demand access to data, media performance & ROI.

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