Is complete brand safety realistic?

A recent report by Adalytics exposed that many ads for Fortune 500 brands—including Amazon and Apple—were placed alongside harmful content. Campaign speaks to APAC leaders about the need for a nuanced approach that blends technology with human expertise.

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