Dell Gives 4.5 Billion to WPP group

December 2, 2007

In a move that shocked even us, Dell Inc. gave it’s entire advertising account, all $4.5 billion of it over three years, to WPP Group Plc, giving one of the most-notable wins of 2007 to the London advertising company.

The Advertising Agency of Record contract will result in the creation of a one-stop global marketing and communications agency with WPP for Dell.

This could be a disaster for Dell, as WPP Group (Nasdaq: WPPGY) recently bought 24/7 real media and rumours afoot that they are going to jam a large portion of Dell’s account though that division or better said many people that worked at 24/7 real media are going to be retasked to the new Dell Account… what some say is the laughing stock of the InterActive Marketing World. This of course, is not verified.

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