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GLOBAL RANKINGS 2001: ASIA - Eastern promise. The Asian PR scene has been hit badly by the US economic slowdown, but China is emerging as the new centre of PR power. Mark Johnson reports
03 Aug 2001 | by MARK JOHNSON
with Asian ambitions is the small domestic market. Alison Clarke, Weber Shandwick Worldwide CEO ...
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