Sony Ericsson recruits tennis stars for digital campaign
22 Mar 2011 | by Ed Owen
Sony Ericsson has recruited six female tennis players to star in a web TV series and social media
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unique relationship with Nokia's target female audience and we are looking forward to seeing the results ...
Sony Ericsson has recruited six female tennis players to star in a web TV series and social media
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