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Jan 3, 2011

Go Direct and React merge to create Go/React

SINGAPORE - Two Singapore-based agencies - direct marketing agency Go Direct and digital marketing consultancy React – have announced they will merge with immediate effect to form single digital agency, Go/React.

Go/React's managing partner Paul Hourihane and client business partner Bryan Tan

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