Broadcasters and streaming video providers have entered a partnership to provide advertising buyers with access to contextually aligned premium content on their platforms, according to the BBC s weekly The New York Times . Each broadcaster will be able to access premium TV programming from other brands.
Source: tmcnet.comPublished on 2021-09-09
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