ad:tech Chicago Exhibit Hall Full of Activity

Steve Hall

Aug. 01, 2008
1 min read

Chicago ad:tech is, by far, a smaller show than either new York or San Francisco. THough that doesn’t stop vendors and attendees from mingling en mass in the exhibit hall.

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