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OAA 'Britain thinks' by Beta
Campaign Work, Tuesday, 12 January 2010 01:29PM
The Outdoor Advertising Association was forced to pull one of the posters in its new campaign after complaints from parent support group Mumsnet.
OAA 'Britain thinks' by Beta
Tags: bad mothers, Britain Thinks, OAA
The campaign has already prompted much discussion as it aims to promote use of outdoor advertising.
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