OPPA, the New Advertising Alliance is Launched by Thailand’s Leading Online Publishers
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“OPPA, Thailand’s first premium publisher co-operative launched today, allowing brands to access a highly coveted inventory from some of the country’s largest and most influential media properties via the latest programmatic technology.”Fonte
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