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Media: Thinkbox appoints four new board members.(Justin Sampson, Nick Milligan, James Wildman and Simon Cox appointed )(Brief Article)
Thinkbox, the body that promotes the TV medium, has appointed four new board members. ITV's director of customer relationship marketing, Justin Sampson; Nick Milligan, the managing director of Sky Media; James Wildman, the executive sales ...
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