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Emily Tan
Oct 12, 2015

GroupM teams up with Happy Finish to bring VR to Asia's ads

HONG KONG - GroupM Asia-Pacific has signed a strategic agreement with augmented- and virtual-reality agency Happy Finish to develop creative solutions in the VR space for GroupM clients.

Virtual Cricket: The deal will scale Happy Finish's skills to GroupM's Asia clients

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