New York ad:tech Opens Monday. Largest Ever

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It keeps getting bigger and it keeps getting better. This year, ad:tech New York boasts 10,800 pre-registered attendees, the largest ad:tech ever, even beating ad:tech San Francisco which was held in the Moscone Center. On Sunday afternoon before the show, as usual, all the exhibitors are busy setting up and it looks like every last square inch of the New York Hilton’s conference space has been taken by ad:tech exhibitors.

Casale Media will grab your attention as you enter the exhibit hall with its very red set up and bluelithium has put up an interesting looking “wavy wall” for lack of a better term. It still amazes it’s all put together by Monday morning. Yes, we’ve said that a million times before. Anyway, we’re here. We hope to see you.

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