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May 26, 2011

Ignite Media Group, China Telecom partner to target Guangzhou

HONG KONG - Media conglomorate Ignite Media Group has joined forces with China Telecom to enrich the editorial and advertiser content for the telecom services provider's VIP magazine Delight.

China Telecom and Ignite Media Group join forces

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