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Is the future of public sector communications with residents, offline, online, or both? â Part 2

Part 2 of a 2-part blog on print and online communication from local and county councils

The DMA Door Drop Committee commissioned research in November 2013 to determine the extent of the gap in understanding between householders and local and county council marketers in terms of how they want to be communicated with.

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