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[Press Release] Announcement of new project between KMD and i879

2012.06.29

慶應義塾大学大学院メディアデザイン研究科と株式会社i879は、オンラインフラワーギフトにおける新規サービスの開発を目的とした産学共同プロジェクトを開始いたします。

本日、新規サービスのコンセプトビデオと告知用ウェブサイトをリリースし、今秋には正式リリースを予定しています。

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