A new generation of creators and consumers are gaining media influence in Vietnam.
A new generation of creators and consumers are gaining media influence in Vietnam.
They may not have the power to reshape the media landscape overnight, but their actions are already changing the way media is consumed and more importantly, valued. This video by Adrian Tse was orignally posted in September 2015.
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