Humphrey Ho
Oct 4, 2021

China unblocks internet links: A big change for marketers

China is putting an end to internet giants blocking links to and from competing platforms. The move, according to a Hylink managing partner, simplifies matters for advertisers and agencies, but also requires a new focus on objectives and strategy.

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