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China’s Latest Ad Ban A Blessing In Disguise For Luxury Brands?
For the past week, Beijing's latest edict banning luxury advertisements on official radio and television stations, as well as billboards, has gotten industry observers all atwitter. Read MoreMaking Cognac Cool: Remy Martin Chases China’s Younger Drinkers
Led by growing demand among younger drinkers in mainland China, business is booming for French distiller Remy Cointreau. Read MoreBrands Struggle To Connect With China’s “Post-90s” Generation
Though China's "post-90s" consumers are the country's future big spenders, brands are finding it difficult to connect with the nebulous new demographic, causing a rethink about long-term marketing strategies. Read MoreLionsgate Signs 200-Title China Online Distribution Deal With Youku
With analysts projecting that the Chinese box office could grow to US$5 billion by 2015, calls from Hollywood (and Washington) for China to loosen its film import quotas have taken… Read MoreMore Luxury Brands See Youku As China Marketing Tool
Many of the luxury brands that depend on the increasingly lucrative China market have been quick to experiment with digital marketing via popular "clones", adaptations of websites and services that… Read MoreBurberry To Join China’s Digital Revolution With Beijing Fashion Bash
Burberry acts on China's digital revolution and becomes the first luxury brand to use China's location-based social network, entering those who unlock the Burberry badge in a raffle for tickets… Read More