What does ATM mean?
ATM means Advertising Technology and Media
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Advertising Technology and Media?
Advertising Technology and Media can be abbreviated as ATM
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What does ATM mean? ATM as abbreviation means "Advertising Technology and Media". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ADICD - Advertising Internet and Corporate Design
- CCAMMA - Chinese Canadian Advertising Marketing and Media Association
- DTMFZA - Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Authority
- AMIM - Advertising and Media Investment Management
- ITMR - Information Technology and Media Resource Club
- TECOM - Technology, Electronic Commerce and Media
- TCM - Technology, Communications, Media
- CTM - Communications Technology and Media
- ITMS - Instructional Technology and Media Services
- MATE - Media Advertising Tourism and Education
- MTg - Media Technology and Games
- MTD - Media Technology and Design
- MTI - Media Technology and Information
- MTP - Media Technology and Production
- MTS - Media Technology and Society
- TAM - Technology and Media
- TAM - Technology Arts and Media
- aam - Advertising and Media
- tms - Technology and Media Services
- DG INFSO - Directorate-General for Information Society and Media (European Commission), a Directorate-General of the European Commission that deals with research, policy and regulation on the areas of information and communication technology and media.