Susie Sell
Sep 18, 2012

Spikes Asia 2012: Charles Dickens on Twitter? What the ad world can learn from the literary legend

Literary legend Charles Dickens would have almost certainly been a regular Twitter user, but even if he is not generating 140-character missives, the ad industry can still learn a great deal from his approach to storytelling

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