Since it switched off OPM inventory, the FT focused hard on the private marketplace, programmatic guaranteed and automated guaranteed deals.
October 08, 2019

While for many publishers, the General Data Protection Regulation represented an inconvenient, potential threat to programmatic ad revenues, for the Financial Times it has led to a revenue boon. Read more below.

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