Coral Cripps is a Tech Editor at Campaign. She specializes in marketing and advertising, with a focus on advertising technology, programmatic advertising, and the intersection of AI and machine learning within the industry. Coral's insights and expertise have been featured in Campaign (UK), Campaign US, PRWeek, Campaign India, and DesignRush.
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Coral Cripps primarily covers stories related to technology, gaming, software production, alcohol, recruitment, artificial intelligence and advertising. She frequently reports on press releases and private sector announcements within these sectors.
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