Eurosport Arabia in ad sales partnership with Mediaquest
Eurosport-du venture partners with Middle East publisher.
March 22, 2010 4:39 by Ben Flanagan
Eurosport Arabia, the new sports portal developed in partnership between UAE telco du and Eurosport, has partnered with Middle East publisher Mediaquest Corp. to market its advertising offering across the MENA region.
“We are delighted with the enthusiasm that Eurosport Arabia generates in the Arab on-line community,” says Mr. Osman Sultan, CEO of du. “Our partnership with Eurosport is a real success and a promising first step in building Digital Arabia.”
Mediaquest Corp., which owns Kippreport.com, partnered with private equity group Abraaj Capital in June 2008.
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