Stingray Business to Produce and Broadcast Free Advertising Content to Promote Local Products in METRO’s establishments
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Stingray, a leading music, media, and technology company, announced its commercial services division, Stingray Business, concluded a deal with METRO to promote local products in its establishments for free. Starting , several banners, including Metro, Super C, Adonis, Jean Coutu and Brunet, will broadcast four times every hour 20-second free advertising spots developed with Aliments […]
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“Stingray, a leading music, media, and technology company, announced its commercial services division, Stingray Business, concluded a deal with METRO to promote local products in its establishments for free. Starting , several banners, including Metro, Super C, Adonis, Jean Coutu and Brunet, will broadcast four times every hour 20-second free advertising spots developed with Aliments […]”Источник
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