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Thursday July 5, 2012
Legoland picks Mindshare
PETALING JAYA: Legoland Malaysia, which is launching its theme park in Johor on Sept 15, has appointed media specialist firm Mindshare for its communications campaign.
Mindshare, which is a member of WPP, said in a statement that it won the account in a pitch against three other agencies.
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