Nokia and McDonald's among the takers for C4's ad offer
17 May 2013 | by Priyanka Mehra Dayal
B&Q, Nokia, McDonald's and Bulmers are some of the most recent brands to sign up to broadcaster Channel 4's new advertising strategy for 4oD.
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