NEWS: Agencies line-up for Colorvision account
28 Jun 1996 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
The high street television and video retailer, Colorvision, is talking to agencies about its pounds 4.5 million full-service account.
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The high street television and video retailer, Colorvision, is talking to agencies about its pounds 4.5 million full-service account.
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