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BIG Sponsorship Agreement with Fashion Brand Mojo Downunder
- Published January 07, 2016 3:05PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
7th January 2015, ASX Announcement
Highlights:
- Australian fashion brand, Mojo Downunder has entered into a sponsorship agreement with Big Review TV Ltd (BRTV)
- Sponsorship agreement will provide Mojo Downunder with pre-roll advertising slots in selected Big Review TV video content featuring luxury or fashion brands
- Sponsorship agreement represents the first foray by an advertiser into Big Review TV retail fashion sector content
- Activation of further revenue from advertising opportunities in vertical markets
Big Un Limited (ASX:BIG, or ‘the Company’) is pleased to announce a sponsorship agreement with Mojo Downunder. The agreement with Mojo Downunder includes pre-roll advertising and integration of sponsored BIG content in social media.
Mojo Downunder Ltd is an Australian company founded in 2003 producing luxury fashion items aimed at a global menswear market.
To read the full announcement, please click here.
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