Allison Schiff is a Senior Editor at AdExchanger, a leading publication in the advertising technology industry. With a focus on data privacy, advertising trends, and industry developments, Allison covers the latest news and provides insightful analysis for professionals in the ad tech space.
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Allison primarily covers product promotions, content & publishing, privacy & cybersecurity, and sales & marketing. Her articles often include expert commentary and legal policy regulation.
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