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April 27, 2026
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Tipped to become the largest advertising company in the industry in 2026, Meta is quietly laying the groundwork for a move into CTV advertising, according to multiple sources familiar with the discussions.

While the exact nature of its intentions remains unclear, sucha move would extend its performance advertising offering onto the biggest screen in the home.

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TOP STORY

Business of TV
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Meta eyes CTV expansion to fuel its next wave of ad growth

Meta is looking to extend its performance advertising offering onto the biggest screen in the home. 

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MARKETING

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