David Blecken
Oct 10, 2014

Quartz sees major advertising potential in Asia

HONG KONG - On a visit to Asia that included stops in Tokyo and Bangalore, Quartz president and publisher Jay Lauf took time out in Hong Kong to update Campaign on his publication's progress and share his views on the state of the industry.

Lauf sees Hong Kong as a logical hub to develop Asian business

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