A Publisher Typically Uses Ad Manager To Traffic Ad Manager Ads In Order To Streamline Their Direct Demand Source.

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–A Publisher Typically Uses Ad Manager To Traffic Ad Manager Ads In Order To Streamline Their Direct Demand Source.–

–False–

–True–

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