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DMC hosts registered freelance professionals 
The event is a great opportunity for freelancers and companies to enhance visibility. (EB FILE)
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Staff Writer  on 11/5/2009 

Freelance professionals registered at Dubai Media City (DMC) and companies affiliated with the Media Business Centre are showcasing their capabilities and skills at the ongoing Media and Marketing Show, under the banner of DMC – a Tecom entity.

The fifth Media and Marketing Show, the Middle East's premier industry-focused show for the media and marketing segments opened on November 3 at Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Through their presence at the DMC stand, the freelance professionals and companies have the opportunity to network with regional players and prospective clients at the exhibition. DMC is providing the service at no extra cost to the freelancers, and the offering will be a regular feature at the annual event.

Mohammad Abdullah, Executive Director of DMC, said: "Media and Marketing Show 2009 offers the industry valuable opportunities to showcase its products and services, explore new partnerships, and expand businesses. The event is also a great opportunity for freelancers and companies to enhance visibility and build new links with the region's expanding media industry.

"DMC seeks to facilitate excellence in the industry that witnesses the collective synergy of every kind of media business. We are delighted to support the key event and welcome all initiatives that strive to raise media excellence."

The Media Business Centre, set up to promote talent and entrepreneurship in the region, continues to remain a key offering at DMC. It offers fully furnished and serviced business units that are ideal for professionals and start-up companies looking to operate out of Dubai.

DMC is the official patron of Media and Marketing Show 2009, which showcases latest industry initiatives, trends and technologies in advertising, broadcasting, entertainment, events, marketing, new media, outdoor advertising and publishing.

 

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