Back in November of the year (2009) the online pub Digital Media Buzz did a spotlight on Archrival. In the article founder/creative director Clint Runge and interactive director Bart Johnson were interviewed by DMB. They were asked questions like "why they became involved in youth marketing," "emerging technologies Archrival uses and "the most excited and challenging aspects of working with world renowned brands." Read the interview...
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