MEDIA: XFM appoints Cake
04 Mar 1999 | by LUCY BARRETT
XFM, the alternative music station owned by Capital Radio, has appointed youth marketing agency, Cake Group, to handle its PR and below-the-line marketing.
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XFM, the alternative music station owned by Capital Radio, has appointed youth marketing agency, Cake Group, to handle its PR and below-the-line marketing.
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