Triple M uses Bluetooth enabled bus shelters to spread Slash message

18 July 2010 · News

In the latest evolution of the Slash campaign Triple M is claiming an Australian radio first in getting listeners to engage with the brand by launching Bluetooth enabled Adshels that offer fans free d...

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