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USTA spending $5 million but leaving out celebrities in effort to increase recreational play

4.10.2006

The U.S. Tennis Association this month launched a $5 million print and Internet ad campaign to boost recreational tennis play. A broadcast element to the effort will begin later in the summer. Unlike a celebrity-studded campaign two years ago, this one featured shots of tennis courts ...

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