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David Tiltman
Aug 8, 2008

Media unveils revamped website

ASIA-PACIFIC - Media magazine today relaunches its website as it increases its focus on online news.

Media unveils revamped website
The magazine’s site has been rebuilt at www.media.asia. A new home-page offers Media’s latest stories, plus content from the magazine and the latest jobs at http://asiajobs.brandrepublic.com.

From today, Media is also adding an extra daily news bulletin to its services. The current daily Media Bulletin will be replaced by separate Advertising News and Marketing News bulletins. Future email updates will include Media News and PR News services.

The new site is part of the BrandRepublic group of media- and marketing-related sites, which in Asia include specialist digital service DigitalMedia.asia.
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