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The deal will give Octave greater audience targeting capabilities and access to more than six million mobile gaming users.
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Welcome to the Brief for Wednesday 17 December, The Media Leader’s round-up of media news.
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Sky have announced senior commercial moves in response to Priya Dogra moving to Channel 4 as CEO.