PROMOTIONAL FEATURE: Creating Diageo art on the digital canvas
11 Nov 2010 | by Simon Sankarayya
For the first in a series of marketer interviews brought to readers of Marketing by Yahoo!, D&AD's Simon Sankarayya talks to Diageo CMO Andy Fennell
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