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Rebecca Van Dyck, Scott Trattner Explain Facebook’s ‘Where Will Your Friends Take You?’ Campaign

Facebook users: Have you noticed ads on Facebook promoting Facebook itself? Facebook Head of Brand Marketing Rebecca Van Dyck and Executive Creative Director Scott Trattner spoke with Cotton Delo of Ad Age about the campaign.

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June 16, 2014
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