607:"It's still a drop in the ocean in comparison to women but our numbers around fashion are very high for blokes," D'Marge founder and editor Luc Wiesman told the Financial Review. "If media planners think beyond the basic reach model and look at how native content can be used in conjunction with traditional media, they may be pleasantly surprised."
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to generate a more thorough discussion and clearer consensus.
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