Television: Small-screen revival
03 Oct 2007
The proliferation of digital channels is making TV more attractive to both new brands and those that had left due to rising costs, writes Nicola Clark.
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LONDON - Television remains the most powerful medium. It's important for brands to continue to invest in small-screen advertising, particularly during the tough times that are predicted for the next 12 months.
The proliferation of digital channels is making TV more attractive to both new brands and those that had left due to rising costs, writes Nicola Clark.
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