Cedar recruits Miles as editor-in-chief for customer magazines
24 Apr 2007 | by Alex Donohue
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LONDON - The advertising industry must promote the value it offers to the boardroom and the public...-skipping world, is to engage with the public and MacLennan spoke about how it was necessary to show how ...
director at Cedar Publications, said: We needed to bring someone in who had a tremendous track record ...
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