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Oct 24, 2016
Google holds firm as Singapore tightens rules on brand support of festivals
The new rules impact the annual Pink Dot festival, which has enjoyed strong brand support. The Ministry of Home Affairs said foreign brands “should not interfere” in "domestic issues".
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