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Oct 25, 2017
Comment: Agencies and their social media policies
Last week's post by an Ogilvy executive on sexual harassment in agencies kicked up a social media storm. In the backdrop of that Campaign India did a dipstick among agency seniors and the crowd. This is what we found...
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