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Alberico de Nardis
2 hours ago

From second screeners to free timers: How to engage APAC's mobile gamers

As the demise of third-party cookies shrinks addressable audiences, APAC’s advertisers should set their sights on mobile gaming, opines LoopMe's Alberico de Nardis.

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