Agencies line up for PokerStars ad brief
07 Feb 2013 | by Ian Darby
PokerStars is talking to UK agencies about an advertising brief to promote the online poker site.
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Paddy Power has launched a TV campaign as it gears up for Cheltenham Race Festival next week.
PokerStars is talking to UK agencies about an advertising brief to promote the online poker site.
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