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Dec 3, 2004
Shops tip Hyundai '05 pitch windfall
Korea's advertising industry is bracing itself for a windfall of new business, as Hyundai Group's contracts with Diamond Ad expire over the coming months. According to sources, a sizeable proportion of the WPP-owned agency's business with the chaebol is expected to be reviewed in 2005.
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