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"Cox Target Media is North America’s leading digital and direct marketing company. Comprised of Valpak®, the owners and operators of The Blue Envelope® that delivers savings to more than 40 million households every month, and Savings.com, a leading online coupon and deal community and mobile app, CTM provides an impactful, integrated solution for advertisers to connect with desired audiences across print, online and mobile media. Cox Target Media is a subsidiary of Cox Media Group, which is owned by Cox Enterprises, Inc. Cox Media Group is an integrated broadcasting publishing and digital media company with operations including 14 broadcast television stations and one local cable channel, 59 radio stations, seven daily newspapers, more than a dozen non-daily publications and more than 100 digital services."
LRXD is a Health & Happiness Advertising Agency. We like working with companies who make things that make life better. LRXD is a full-service, strategy-based digital and traditional advertising agency with high-caliber creative and expert technology. We`ve been in operation for 51 years. We serve a solid base of national and international brands. LRXD is small enough to be flexible and hands-on (with principals on projects), yet large enough to deliver and execute the most comprehensive campaigns. We`re independent, financially secure, and we take on fewer clients — which translates into highly individual and original brand experiences. We`re headquartered in Denver, Colorado inside a warehouse-style building in the heart of Uptown.
GreenStar Marketing integrates with your existing team to produce a holistic approach to your telecom marketing needs, with proven skills and expertise.
An award winning full-service creative agency with offices in Los Angeles and New York.
Launched in February 2015, Radish is Netflix for serials where readers can enjoy premium serialiased stories based on bite-sized episodes suitable for 10 minutes on a smartphone. It is a digital update of the Victorian idea of the serialised novel.