CyberDefender retains Bohle Company as AOR

LOS ANGELES: CyberDefender, an anti-virus and spyware software company, retained The Bohle Company as its AOR.

by Christina Capodice December 16, 2009

LOS ANGELES: CyberDefender, an anti-virus and spyware software company, retained The Bohle Company as its AOR. The agency will support the company's 2010 product launches and reach out to new markets by targeting consumer, industry, and business media.

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