S3 picks two for Asian PR
<p>S3, the Silicon Valley-based maker of Internet and multimedia
</p><p>appliances, has appointed two agencies to handle pan-Asian consumer PR
</p><p>for its Rio MP3 player.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Porter Novelli, which pitched and won the account in the US last year,
</p><p>will handle several Asian markets, while Newell PR has won the critical
</p><p>Hong Kong and China markets.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Fees for each market are US$150,000 a year, making the full value
</p><p>of the account more than $900,000 a year across Asia.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>S3 has divided its Asian market into two tiers, with Australia, Hong
</p><p>Kong, and China in the first tier, and Singapore, Taiwan and Korea in
</p><p>the second.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>"The tier one countries have much bigger markets in terms of population
</p><p>and are early adopters - China is expected to explode for this type of
</p><p>technology when the country enters WTO," said S3's Victoria Tsang.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>- For the full story, see Asian PR News, a sister publication to
</p><p>MEDIA.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>APRN is available only by paid subscription. Call Ms Iris Tang at Media
</p><p>& Marketing, (852) 2135 3514 or email subscrib@media.com.hk.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p>
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09/29/2000
S3, the Silicon Valley-based maker of Internet and multimedia
appliances, has appointed two agencies to handle pan-Asian consumer PR
for its Rio MP3 player.
Porter Novelli, which pitched and won the account in the US last year,
will handle several Asian markets, while Newell PR has won the critical
Hong Kong and China markets.
Fees for each market are US$150,000 a year, making the full value
of the account more than $900,000 a year across Asia.
S3 has divided its Asian market into two tiers, with Australia, Hong
Kong, and China in the first tier, and Singapore, Taiwan and Korea in
the second.
"The tier one countries have much bigger markets in terms of population
and are early adopters - China is expected to explode for this type of
technology when the country enters WTO," said S3's Victoria Tsang.
- For the full story, see Asian PR News, a sister publication to
MEDIA.
APRN is available only by paid subscription. Call Ms Iris Tang at Media
& Marketing, (852) 2135 3514 or email subscrib@media.com.hk.