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IAB Greater China: Lessons and Developments

I have mentioned earlier that I have spent the past few months working on setting up an IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau) Greater China. Recently, there have been some major developments. But before I get into those, I would like to talk about what I... ...full story at China Vortex

from China Vortex on Sun, Nov 09 2008

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