NEWS11 March 2008
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NEWS11 March 2008
Dean DiBiase to oversee all North American media research ops
US— TNS has appointed Dean DeBiase as the new CEO of TNS Media in North America, overseeing all operating units including TNS Media Intelligence, TNS Media Research, Cymfony and the recently acquired Compete.
DeBiase will report to Jean-Michel Portier, global head of TNS Media.
Before joining TNS, DeBiase was chairman and CEO of digital marketing and technology services provider Fathom Online. He has also held management positions at AOL, FedEx, Zenith and Autoweb.
Author: James Verrinder
TNS merges media units for digital revolution
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