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Jenny Chan 陳詠欣
Aug 14, 2012

Nike rolls out its first mobile campaign in China via Tencent's WeChat

SHANGHAI - After preparations since February, Nike is rolling out its first mobile campaign via WeChat (微信), the Tencent Technologies offering that is currently China's most popular social messaging app.

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