BRAD (British Rates and Data) Is a media directory and online service published by
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British Rates and Data — BRAD A monthly publication listing addresses, cover price, circulation, frequency, rate cards, copy and cancellation requirements, and advertising representatives for national and provincial newspapers, consumer, trade, technical, and… … Big dictionary of business and management
British Rate and Data — /ˌbrɪtɪʃ ˌreɪt ən deɪtə/ a regular publication which lists British newspapers and magazines, giving all relevant information about their circulation, rates, frequency and other advertising services offered ● You should consult BRAD first to find… … Marketing dictionary in english
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BRAD — Acronym for British Rates and Data … Big dictionary of business and management
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