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Jun 21, 2012

Cannes 2012: GroupM's Bessie Lee interviews RenRen founder Joe Chen

CANNES - At Cannes Lions 2012, Bessie Lee, chief executive officer of GroupM China, interviewed Joe Chen, founder and chairman of RenRen, aka the "Facebook of China".

CANNES - At Cannes Lions 2012, Bessie Lee, chief executive officer of GroupM China, interviewed Joe Chen, founder and chairman of RenRen, aka the

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