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Tuesday, 10 April 2007

Brother UK’s recent “benchmarking” exercise of its marketing services providers has resulted in BDH/TBWA being retained for a further unspecified period of time as the electronics company’s lead creative agency in the UK.

The media buying and planning account will also remain with its existing buying agency, MediaVest Manchester.

The PR account, as reported previously on How-Do, has moved from Staniforth to City Press.

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