Peter Naylor, VP of advertising at Netflix, spoke to delegates of the Future of TV Advertising Global about the first year of the ad tier, and what’s next for advertisers.
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At last month’s Future of Gaming event in London, host Jack Benjamin took the stage alongside Shay Thompson to chat about her views on the gaming market.
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