Glenn Smith
Jul 23, 2010

Taiwan ad spend leaps 24 per cent after decade of decline

TAIPEI - According to Nielsen's latest report, Taiwan ad spend has leaped 24 per cent to US$695 million (NT$22.3 billion) in the first half of 2010, marking a welcome turnaround after nearly a decade of decline for the island's advertising industry.

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