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Ad.ly hires Entertainment Fusion Group as AOR

LOS ANGELES: Ad.ly, an in-stream advertising company for Twitter, hired Entertainment Fusion Group as its AOR.

by Kimberly Maul / October 07, 2009

LOS ANGELES: Ad.ly, an in-stream advertising company for Twitter, hired Entertainment Fusion Group as its AOR. The agency, which will oversee all PR and work on celebrity endorsements for the company, says it has already secured Joel McHale and Kim Kardashian as Ad.ly celebrity Twitter publishers.

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