Emily Tan
Apr 18, 2016

Digital China: What’s old and what’s new

Look away and digital marketing in China changes. All this week, leading up to the Digital 360 conference in Shanghai and the launch of the 2016 China Digital A-List, we look at what’s being phased out and what the next big thing is.

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