DABBLING WITH DIGITAL

Baggy Shorts, Disqo and Sexy Briefs were all formed to capitalize on the growing number of projects from agencies requesting digital solutions. Stephen Gash, the co-founder of Qi Commercials, and Ewan MacLeod, the co-founder of the post-production company Golden Square, believe digital agencies will...

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Alliances
Budgets
Business models
Cellular telephones
Commercials
Digital broadcasting
Intellectual property
Motion picture directors & producers
Online advertising
Television advertising
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