“Programmatic advertising… advertisers who just want to reach particular kinds of audience… buying audiences in big buckets of content.”

Freakonomics Radio · 690. It’s Show Business, Baby!

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charged advertisers via programmatic advertising that buys audience buckets (e.g., California listeners, outdoorsy content) rather than sponsoring specific shows

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