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Do luxury brands get mobile advertising?

November 18, 2010

Mercedes-Benz has advertised on mobile devices, but many high-end brands have not

 

By Peter Finocchiaro

Luxury advertisers are reticent to jump into a mobile advertising market now worth billions of dollars. What gives?

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