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May 17, 2012
OPINION: The vital role of meritocracy in taking Chinese brands global
Jimmy Kuo, head of planning at UM China, write that the media industry in China warrants an ideological shift from plutocracy to meritocracy, a change that he believes is vital to the future prospects for Chinese brands.
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