Arati Rao Radhika Joshi
Sep 20, 2011

Glimpses from Day 2 of Spikes Asia 2011

WATCH what James Thompson, Michael Wall, KV Sridhar, Stephen Kim, Jason Scott and Sonal Dabral had to say when asked about recent work coming from APAC that they found interesting, plus a roundup of events on Day 2

In keeping with the focus on Asian creativity at Spikes, we asked six industry experts to talk about some interesting pieces of work that they've seen in the region.

WATCH what Diageo's James Thompson, Lowe + Partners' Michael Wall, Leo Burnett India's KV Sridhar, Microsoft Advertising's Stephen Kim and Jason Scott, and Bates141's Sonal Dabral had to say.

Source:
Campaign India

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