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November 12, 2009
Posted by: Ann Fisher in Consumer
Currently, most advertising campaigns utilize multiple forms of media. This has been driven by audience fragmentation and the fact that multi-media schedules typically provide greater reach and results. Normally, one medium alone cannot reach the number of people it once did. Combining the delivery of different media types into a single, unified measurement is difficult; not all media types use…
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