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Aug 7, 2013
Mobile marketing at a snail's pace in China despite ample opportunities
BEIJING - As the 'great migration' from traditional PC usage to mobile devices intensifies in China, marketers have every incentive to tap into an extensive rural and urban customer base. So why are they so slow to the game?
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