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AdExchanger’s Innovation Labs Begins At 1pm ET/10am PT Today

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Just because the world is at a standstill doesn’t mean you should be.

This week from Monday to Thursday, AdExchanger’s Innovation Labs commences, a free digital conference where you can arm yourself with all the tools to make yourself indispensable.

Click here to sign in or to register, if you haven’t done so yet.

Each day will feature experts who will host interactive sessions to keep you up to date on the latest tactics you can apply immediately at your job.

Click here for the full agenda covering Platform Deep Dives (Monday), Identity & Privacy (Tuesday), TV & Streaming (Wednesday) and New Marketer Realities (Thursday).

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