Adrian Peter Tse
Feb 12, 2015

Multi-screen behaviour in Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore

Microsoft Advertising's research into multi-screen behaviour in Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore reveals opportunities that marketers can capitalise on when advertising across devices in the region. Please see the related-article link at the bottom of the page for more details from the research.

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