Unilever and ITV agree £320m four-year deal
31 May 2002 | by JEREMY LEE
Unilever has signed a £320 million four-year airtime deal with ITV, which it claims is the largest of its kind.
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Unilever has signed a £320 million four-year airtime deal with ITV, which it claims is the largest of its kind.
Unilever has signed a £320 million four-year airtime deal with ITV, which it claims is the largest of its kind.
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