Koju Media Company
Finnish agency producing marketing entertainment series and campaign videos for brands and public organisations
About Koju Media Company
Koju is a Finnish agency that produces marketing entertainment: serialised video content and campaigns intended to be watched and shared rather than skipped as advertising.
Its clients include Hesburger, Suomisen Maito, Porin kaupunki, XAMK, Cimcorp, Museokeskus Vapriikki and TAKK, among others. The company works on commissioned campaign projects.
Koju was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Tampere, Finland.
Product: Marketing entertainment: serialised video series and campaign content produced for client brands.
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