The challenge to sell Initiative's new world order
28 Apr 2011 | by Alasdair Reid
Eric Bader believes IPG's restructuring of its media network by economics actually makes perfect sense.
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For those of us old enough, or minded, to remember that period when comms planning was so cool it was palpably painful, it's difficult not to look back at its salad days with a feeling of some disbelief.
Eric Bader believes IPG's restructuring of its media network by economics actually makes perfect sense.
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