Emily Tan
Jun 18, 2014

Indonesians share information, Chinese share to be creative: Social@Ogilvy

CANNES - Globally, humorous and informational content is the most shared, but in Asia-Pacific results and motivations vary greatly by market, according to research Social@Ogilvy is introducing at Cannes Lions 2014.

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