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Reddit Unveils New Ad Inventory Options With a Nod to Brand Safety

New protections stem from the platform’s partnership with Oracle

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Reddit added new targeting options Thursday to fit advertiser needs. Kacy Burdette/Reddit

By Scott Nover

September 24, 2020

Reddit added new inventory for advertisers Thursday, giving them more options for targeting and brand safety. 

Scott Nover
@ScottNover scott.nover@adweek.com Scott Nover is a platforms reporter at Adweek, covering social media companies and their influence.
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