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1active placements
Ad reads
1verbatim audio
Organic mentions
9across 7 shows
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Prof G Marketsbusiness1 readNetwork adSep 6, 2026
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Network adpost-roll at 36:36
Observed Sep 6, 2026
along with ServiceNow, and Adobe, and DataDog. And all of the traditional software players at the market had said were dying, I think we can all agree now the market was wrong. SaaS's death was greatly exaggerated, and software will continue to live on. Okay, that's it for today. This episode was produced by Claire Miller, and Alison Weiss, and engineered by Benjamin Spencer, our video editor is Brad Williams...
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Sponsorships are identified from transcribed episode audio and reflect what was observed on the dates shown. Many podcasts insert ads dynamically, so different listeners can hear different sponsors on the same episode — this is not a complete or exclusive list of Datadog’s podcast advertising.