Campaign India Team
Sep 08, 2009

“Community-based cultures aid faster adoption of social media:” Kenny

The centuries old community-based culture of India and other Asian countries is ensuring a much faster adoption of the social media by the audience in these regions than some of their more broadcast-heavy Western counterparts, according to David Kenny, managing partner of Publicis Groupe’s digital syndicate – VivaKi.

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