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Working Better Together

Working ‘Better Together’

This Wednesday were sponsoring LBB's Better Together event in London. Check out our thoughts on streaming, AI and the ad industry working Better Together in an interview with LBB.

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This was originally posted on the Peach website. Find out more about the rebrand from Peach to Cape.io.

In celebration of the event of the same name, the Peach team talk about how the ad industry can work Better Together.

“For us, working better together means offering solutions to make the lives of people in brands and agencies easier. We work with the experts within agencies, advertisers and the whole advertising ecosystem. When we are developing our products and services, the features are always based on our client and partners' needs.” — Ross Priestley

In the article Ross Priestley and Doug Conely talk more about streaming, collaboration, AI and what it means for the ad ecosystem: read more on LBB… 

We'd love to see you at Better Together this Wednesday 23rd October: grab tickets here…

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