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Facebook more efficient in driving impact than TV, says study
Nov 16, 2015
Gabey Goh

Facebook more efficient in driving impact than TV, says study

SINGAPORE - In its continuing bid to demonstrate value and snag a slice of traditional advertising spend, Facebook has released a study conducted in partnership with marketing research agency Millward Brown.

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