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Sep 21, 2011
Luxury advertising sees major shifts
ASIA-PACIFIC - The luxury advertising industry has seen three major shifts in communication concepts that premium brands can use to build their value and increase their influence, Remi Babinet, global chief creative officer of Havas, told Spikes Asia 2011 today.
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