Emily Tan
Aug 30, 2012

Asian CEOs prefer to keep social media at arms length: Added Value Saffron Hill

ASIA-PACIFIC - Asian CEOs are hesitant to jump on the social-media bandwagon, either for themselves or their companies, according to a survey by marketing consultancy Added Value Saffron Hill.

CEOs are reluctant to embrace social media due to privacy concerns

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