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Apr 26, 2013

SOPA panel discussion on brands as content publishers

The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) hosted a panel discussion yesterday in Hong Kong on the topic of brands acting as content publishers. The panel included Paul Miles of Nissan Asia, Pamela Munoz of Alibaba Group, Shawn Hiltz of Dow Jones and Martin Shaw of Maxus, and was moderated by Campaign Asia-Pacific's Emily Tan. Please see the related-article link at the bottom of the page for more information.

Christine Wong, regional marketing manager, SOPA

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