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HONG KONG - Marie Claire is to expand in Asia Pacific the launch of an edition in China in December.
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WPP buys French creative agency to strengthen Red Cell
30 Aug 2002 | by Gordon MacMillan,
build Red Cell in the past year and has expanded the network in the US and the Asia Pacific region ...
Marie Claire eyes working women for China launch
30 Aug 2002 | by Staff,
HONG KONG - Marie Claire is to expand in Asia Pacific the launch of an edition in China in December.
COMMENT: The strength of the idea will count more in building brands
23 Aug 2002 | by KEITH SMITH, regional chairman of TBWA Asia-Pacific
The economic gloom has not spared us in Asia-Pacific. Slowing retail sales in Hong Kong, growing unemployment in Japan, the list goes on and on.
COMMENT: The strength of the idea will count more in building brands
23 Aug 2002 | by KEITH SMITH, regional chairman of TBWA Asia-Pacific
The economic gloom has not spared us in Asia-Pacific. Slowing retail sales in Hong Kong, growing unemployment in Japan, the list goes on and on.
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS: Interbrew hires Foreword Communications
23 Aug 2002
work closely with Interbrew Asia Pacific area sales manager Cassandra Le and Mark Wilson, marketing
Cornelius jumps into hot seat at Nielsen Australia
23 Aug 2002 | by SUSANNAH PETTY
Nielsen Media Research Asia Pacific. ...
Cornelius jumps into hot seat at Nielsen Australia
23 Aug 2002 | by SUSANNAH PETTY
Nielsen Media Research Asia Pacific. ...
NEWS BRIEFS: Appointment at Redmandarin
22 Aug 2002
sponsorship consultancy Redmandarin to head its new Asia Pacific office.
COMMENT: Invest in ourselves or risk losing the best and brightest
09 Aug 2002 | by DAVID LIU, chief executive officer of Carat Asia-Pacific
A short five years ago, media specialists did not exist in Asia-Pacific. Long-established, full-service ad agencies ruled the roost and offered creative, media and other services.
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