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ESPN 'vending machine' by Wieden & Kennedy New York
Campaign Work, Wednesday, 07 December 2011 09:30AM
ESPN has launched a spot, to promote its Sportscenter sport highlights show, by Wieden & Kennedy New York.
ESPN 'vending machine' by Wieden & Kennedy New York
The spot is the latest in the channel's "this is Sportscenter" campaign.
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