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I read
those that are relevant to me, ie. professional information product/service
information. This discussion was triggered by the inclusion in a CILIP
mailing of an advert for a very different type of product.
Both sorts of advertising will have helped to subsidise the membership
fee.
I don't think they are read by any
one
Your discussion
has intrigued me. I used to put inserts in librarians' magazines but now I
talk directly to librarians. Are inserts about product information read by
librarians at all?
Kind regards,
Jennifer Jean-Paul
Marketing Officer
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