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Retail media’s fragmentation problem, from a brand buyer’s seat

The Media Leader’s Rob Edwards argues retail media’s growth has outpaced its coherence, leaving brands to reconcile different audience definitions, data and measurement across networks.

Why it matters. Brands gain leverage to demand cross-retailer measurement standards, forcing retail media networks to compete on comparability rather than isolated ROAS claims.

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