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Dec 4, 2023
"What is good for audiences, is good for business": How BBC's commitment to verified journalism is shaping brand safety for advertisers
In an exclusive, Campaign speaks to BBC about why the broadcaster believes funding ethical journalism combats false information, while ensuring brand security and connecting with audiences in a credible media setting.
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