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Chris Kyme
Jan 7, 2015

A look back at Hong Kong's creative heyday

Once upon a time, a variety of factors conspired to produce an air of creative competitiveness, and awards were a byproduct of unleashing ideas with purpose, writes longtime ad man Chris Kyme.

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