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Viooh and TuMedio Launch Programmatic DOOH Partnership in Spain and Portugal

· 26h ago · Originally reported by Digital Signage Today

Viooh and TuMedio have formed a partnership to enable programmatic digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising across Spain and Portugal. This collaboration aims to streamline the buying and selling of DOOH inventory in these markets using automated, data-driven technology.

Why it matters

Programmatic DOOH allows advertisers to target audiences more efficiently and adjust campaigns in real time. This partnership could accelerate the adoption of advanced ad tech in Southern Europe’s outdoor advertising sector.

Explain it like I’m new here

It's like making it easier for companies to buy digital billboard ads automatically, instead of doing it by hand.

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