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Integration, Marketing Reach and Longevity Fundamental to New Collaboration Between The Dallas Weekly and Mark Cuban Companies | Dallas Weekly

The $100,000 advertising campaign will use both old and new media to target DFW millennials The Dallas Weekly is a weekly newspaper that has been serving the African American community in Dallas and the surrounding region since 1954. Today, the paper announced the start of an advertising campaign for Mark Cuban Companies, the portfolio of businesses (including the Dallas Mavericks) []

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