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Jul 20, 2010

Marketing Today - 095

from Marketing Today - Monash University Australia Hosted by Peter Wagstaff

Marketing Today, Episode 95, from Monash University, Melbourne Australia. Featuring: Wags and Col "on the couch", discussing the following topics: The recent Old Spice campaign; World Vision's parody of Old Spice by Tim Costello; ... and a discussion on some good and bad marketing we've seen recently. Song of the week: Farrad, "Keep Your Head Up". Our voice feedback number is +61 3 9903 1199 - call us!

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