O2 calls review of direct marketing account
13 Dec 2002 | by JENNY WATTS
O2 UK is reviewing its £1 million direct marketing account and has lined up a number of undisclosed agencies to present for the task.
LONDON - O2 UK is reviewing its £1m direct marketing account and has lined up a number of undisclosed agencies to present for the task.
O2 UK is reviewing its £1 million direct marketing account and has lined up a number of undisclosed agencies to present for the task.
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