The Telegraph is quadrupling the size of its programmatic ad team

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The Telegraph is planning to quadruple its programmatic specialist team to 12 people people this year, fresh off the back of a welcome 20 percent jump in programmatic revenue, courtesy of header bidding.

“The Telegraph is planning to quadruple its programmatic specialist team to 12 people people this year, fresh off the back of a welcome 20 percent jump in programmatic revenue, courtesy of header bidding.”
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