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Anita Davis
Oct 15, 2008

Pixel Media signs HKEJ deal

HONG KONG - The Hong Kong Economic Journal has appointed Pixel Media as its exclusive online ad sales network, charging the company with all advertising sales of its HKEJ.com homepage.

Pixel Media signs HKEJ deal
Pixel Media will also oversee the site’s ad-servicing technology and aims to attract advertisers in the financial services, luxury goods, property and travel industries, among others.

The Journal‘s core readership is comprised of professionals, managers and business owners and reports on financial news and current affairs.
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