The efficient media capabilities at JSM

Published: 1 March 1999 y., Monday
Los Angeles-based Lexico Publishing Group LLC has hired JSM+ Communications as its first agency-of- record for its Dictionary.com and Thesaurus.com sites. Billings were estimated at $3 million to $5 million. JSM will develop an awareness campaign for the two sites and said it is considering everything from traditional advertising to online strategic alliances. In addition to being a daily destination for students, teachers and librarians everywhere, the sites want to be known as the trusted authority online for up- to-date definitions of words in technical fields, particularly computers and the Internet, high finance and the law. "We were aware of the new media capabilities at JSM", said Lexico Publisher Brian Kariger. "However, their successful partnership with Canon and the commitment of senior management to our account convinced us that this was the right decision." Canon_s business has grown from $150 million to $1.5 billion on JSM_s watch. Lexico Publishing Group is a provider of language reference tools on the Internet, including the Dictionary.com English Dictionary and directory of Internet reference sites, and Roget_s Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases at Thesaurus.com.
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