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    TV companies sway advertisers with ad tech and AI

    Displays arrayed around Pier 36 in Manhattan showcased the breadth of Prime Video's streaming content, including one that rained dollar bills from the ceiling to promote a forthcoming reality competition from YouTube personality Mr. Beast that offers a $5 million prize. Mike Hopkins, senior vice president of Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios, called Amazon a "one-stop destination" for entertainment and said it delivers ads to more than 200 million global customers, 115 million of whom live in the U.S.

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