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Marketing Communications
Chris Fill Barbara Jamieson

MM-A1-engb 2/2011 (1039)

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Marketing Communications
Chris Fill is Principal Lecturer in Marketing and Strategic Management at the University of Portsmouth. He is also the Senior Examiner for the Marketing Communications module offered by the Chartered Institute of Marketing on the Professional Diploma Programme, in

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