Barclaycard to extend review to DM agencies
15 Oct 1998 | by BINNUR BEYAZTAS
Barclaycard, whose creative advertising account is currently up for pitch, is now running a parallel review of its below-the-line activity.
. In many ways, DM has an advantage over TV. Mail can be any size or shape and so the canvas can be more ...
Barclaycard, whose creative advertising account is currently up for pitch, is now running a parallel review of its below-the-line activity.
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