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Media Watch 2011
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| DiGi Starts The year Topping Adex! |
| Thursday, 18 February 2010 13:08 |
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According to Niesen's findings, DiGi topped all advertisers in Advertising Expenditure (AdEx) in Jan 2010 with almost RM8 million. Giant increased its spending to notch second place at almost RM6.5 million for Jan, followed closely by Celcom at RM6 million. The other top 10 advertisers by AdEx ranking were Panasonic, Brand's, Ministry of Health, Maybank, Ministry of Information, TM and KFC. Newspapers still garnered the majority of AdEx at 52.9%, followed by TV at 35.7% and Radio at 5.6%. According to Niesen's findings, DiGi topped all advertisers in Advertising Expenditure (AdEx) in Jan 2010 with almost RM8 million. Giant increased its spending to notch second place at almost RM6.5 million for Jan, followed closely by Celcom at RM6 million. The other top 10 advertisers by AdEx ranking were Panasonic, Brand's, Ministry of Health, Maybank, Ministry of Information, TM and KFC. Newspapers still garnered the majority of AdEx at 52.9%, followed by TV at 35.7% and Radio at 5.6%. |





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