B'lowfish wins £6m Virgin Mobile task
27 Feb 2003 | by Ben Bold,
LONDON - Virgin Mobile has moved its below-the-line account, estimated to be worth £6m, from Liquid Communications to B'lowfish Advertising without a pitch.
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LONDON - Virgin Mobile has moved its below-the-line account, estimated to be worth £6m, from Liquid Communications to B'lowfish Advertising without a pitch.
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