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The Digiday Programmatic Summit Europe kicked off Sunday in Amsterdam, with discussion centering around the specter of ad fraud disrupting the shift to automated ad-buying systems.
Tom Bowman, svp of sales operations and commercial production at the BBC, tackled the topic in a session about “flushing out” fraud from the system. Bowman was also joined by Gerson Barnett, director of programmatic and third-party relationships at Future, to continue the discussion.
The livestream picks up again at 9:30 am Central European Summer Time (4:30 am Eastern Standard Time). It is embedded below.
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