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See what’s new in the world of CTV. - "EMARKETER FYI" is part of your subscription to the EMARKETER Daily Newsletter. Trouble viewing? [View in browser](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [The Trade Desk Logo]( [Stacked reports read "What advertisers see in CTV" on the cover. The cover also includes photos of two people watching TV.]( The Trade Desk Intelligence 2024 CTV report The new report gives you an inside look at the exciting changes going on in Connected TV (CTV) and why advertisers are flocking to the channel — including its ease of optimization, campaign flexibility, scalability, and an overall improved return on investment. Download the report to discover everything CTV has to offer in 2024. [DOWNLOAD NOW]( [95% of advertisers plan to maintain/increase their share of spend on programmatic CTV in 2024]( [DOWNLOAD NOW]( Source: The Trade Desk Intelligence and Advertiser Perceptions, CTV report, 2024. [The Trade Desk]( ©2024 The Trade Desk. All rights reserved. 42 N. Chestnut St. Ventura, CA 93001 --------------------------------------------------------------- EMARKETER FYI sponsored mailings are strictly controlled and distributed by EMARKETER. © 2024 [EMARKETER]( EMARKETER, One Liberty Plaza 9th Floor, New York, NY 10006 | 800-405-0844 [Unsubscribe & Manage Preferences]( [Privacy Policy](

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