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World: Munich - German marketers sign 'transparency code'.(Brief Article)
A code of conduct proposed by Germany's advertiser association, the Organisation Werbungtreibende im Markenverband, has been approved by Germany's cartel body.
The code aims to increase transparency in the German media market and prevent kickbacks between media agencies and owners.
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