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Kenny Lim
Mar 12, 2010

R3 study: China marketers employing more agencies than ever before

BEIJING - A new study by R3 has found that marketers in China are rapidly changing the structure of their agency relationships and moving from a 'one stop shop' structure to a range of specialist solutions to meet their marketing needs.

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