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Feb 21, 2012
2012 Social Media Week in action at Hong Kong's Harbour City
2012 Social Media Week took place last week, with local shopping mecca Harbour City hosting four interactive sessions on the fashion, travel, food and beverage, and technology sectors. The events took place at an indoor basketball court, with live-streaming on Facebook, Twitter, and Weibo. Representatives from Nike, Finnair, Hong Kong Disneyland, Sony Ericsson, and Loewe shared successful case studies, and some participants even indulged in a little planking.
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