Mindshare Interactive now Virilion

WASHINGTON: Mindshare Interactive Campaigns has changed its name to Virilion. The company has made the move to better position itself in the digital communications services market.

26 October 2007

WASHINGTON: Mindshare Interactive Campaigns has changed its name to Virilion. The company has made the move to better position itself in the digital communications services market.

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