Jane Leung
Sep 13, 2010

Condé Nast Digital enters exclusive online sales deal with Mezzomedia

HONG KONG – Hong Kong-based media servicing company Mezzomedia has been appointed as the exclusive ad sales representatives in Asia, India and Australia for Condé Nast Digital.

Condé Nast Digital enters exclusive online sales deal with Mezzomedia

Drew Schutte, senior vice president and chief revenue officer at Condé Nast Digital, confirmed the announcement affecting the company's global sales structure.

Mezzomedia is charged with the 26 online brands under Condé Nast Digital. “Condé Nast is synonymous with quality. The editorial product and readership of the publication will bring in new readership opportunities online for this region," said managing director Matthew Farrar at Mezzomedia.

"This represents a new phase in our international sales strategy that will allow us to engage with key advertisers and agencies in the region." said Schutte.

Mezzomedia provides sales opportunities for Condé Nast Digital’s digital assets, which include mobile applications for its titles through iPhone, iPad and videos.

Source:
Campaign China

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