Campaign India Team
Jan 17, 2013

Asia's CEOs remain inactive on social media, despite advantages: Weber Shandwick

Weber Shandwick’s study reveals 81 per cent CEOs of world’s top 50 companies engage socially, but CEOs in Asia-Pacific lag behind – they were less active in social media in 2012 than in 2010

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