Integrating Messages: Subway & Biggest Loser Example
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Gary Reisman, Co-Founder of New Media Metrics and Board Member of the Future of Advertising Project with Wharton, talks about the importance of integrating messages across media. He discusses Subway, and their partnership with The Biggest Loser, as an example of unique integration with content.
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