Jenny Chan 陳詠欣
Sep 22, 2016

Healthcare creativity in China: The not-so-bitter pill

Healthcare ads in China, hemmed in by tight rules and conservative clients, have long been criticised for lacklustre creativity, but that is improving, according to a Spikes Asia presentation featuring Johnson & Johnson and J. Walter Thompson.

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