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The MadTech Podcast: Hotspex Media’s Josh Rosen on Google vs the DOJ, Australia’s Social Media Ban for Under 16s and Amazon’s New Haul App

The MadTech Podcast: Hotspex Media’s Josh Rosen on Google vs the DOJ, Australia’s Social Media Ban for Under 16s and Amazon’s New Haul App
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Josh Rosen, Hotspex Media President, recently joined Aimee Newell Tarín and Mat Broughton on an episode of ExchangeWire’s MadTech Podcast to discuss the latest developments in media, marketing, and ad tech.

Their conversation dives into the challenges Google faces as DOJ pressure intensifies, the impact of Australia’s social media ban for under-16s and Amazon’s newest app.

Check out the full episode here.

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