Rare Communications wins two briefs with Egmont Magazines
22 Sep 2009 | by Gemma O'Reilly
Rare Communications has been appointed by Egmont Magazines to promote its girls' pre-teen magazine Go Girl and boys' lifestyle title Toxic.
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