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Adhesive retains Sony Electronics PR, content and influencer account
July 9, 2021 10:23
Following a competitive pitch, Adhesive PR has retained the PR, content and influencer account for Sony Electronics across Australia and New Zealand.
The agency has held the account for the past four years, providing public relations communications and influencer marketing across both markets during this time.
Adhesive founder and managing director, Mike Maurice, said: “Sony Electronics is one of those dream clients every agency wants to work with. They’re a known, trusted and desired brand and it’s our job to find creative ways to bring to life their many consumer product launches.”
Steeped in history, the Tamar River was âdiscoveredâ by explorers Bass and Flinders in 1798 at a time when the area was home to the Leterremairrener and Pangerninghe people. Launceston was settled sometime later in 1806 and the early settlers of the region worked largely in agriculture or logging.
When gold was discovered at Beaconsfield in 1877, the area really started to grow new industries and by the end of the 19th century, a wharf was established to facilitate transport of produce (such as apples) to the mainland.
Stretching over 60 kilometres from Launceston to the sandy shores of Bass Straight, the valley is home to some 32 vineyards and a whole bunch of artisan cheesemakers, restaurants and even beer and cider producers.
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