Twitter moves China ops to Singapore | Jean-Michel Wu leaves McCann | Makeup-shaming video creates a stir in Japan

View in web browser   Monday, 31 October, 2016 Twitter insists it's not closing Hong Kong office Byravee Iyer As part of a global reduction in staff, the social platform is moving its China operations to Singapore, but will still have a Hong Kong presence.   Jean-Michel Wu leaves McCann for Grace Blue Faaez Samadi Former McCann Worldgroup APAC senior exec joins global headhunting business in its Asia expansion.   Makeup shaming on a train: Etiquette ad provokes reactions in Japan David Blecken Intentionally or not, a Tokyu Corp video suggests that offending people can be effective.     'Fendirumi' symbolise traditional luxury's desperation David Blecken Fuzzy Fendi mascots offer an interesting interpretation of 'high-end'.   75 percent of internet use will be mobile in 2017: Zenith Gabey Goh Mobile advertising will account for 60 percent of all internet advertising in 2018, according to Zenith.   Premium Private view: Nursery crimes, unlimited stadiums and Big Gulps Staff Reporters Nora Manjit and Suthisak Sucharittanonta share their reactions to work from PS The Children, Cadbury, Mondelez, Nanfu Battery, Nike and 7-Eleven.   Editor's Picks Leadership, relationships must adapt for fourth industrial revolution Lindsay Pattison Global Maxus CEO Lindsay Pattison discusses creating the conditions for success amidst rapidly changing conditions.   The coming wave of ecommerce for consumer goods Reynold D'Silva Online sales account for a small amount of FMCG revenue today, but brands need to prepare for rapid change or risk getting swamped, writes Facebook's Reynold D'Silva.   No reason to pull Pierce Brosnan ads: Pan Bahar CEO Raahil Chopra Contract wasn't violated, and the ads are working, the company's CEO tells Campaign India.   Much ado over the name of a pork burger Soon Chen Kang 江欣珍 Malaysian eatery Ninja Joe has (perhaps purposely) courted controversy in the naming of its "P. Ramly" pork sandwich.   How Origami Pay aims to corner Japan's mobile payments space David Blecken Deals and data will be key for the company to differentiate itself in a sector that is about to become a lot more competitive.   Events Marketing Innovation Nov 3, 2016 Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel   Financial Services Marketing Nov 10, 2016 The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong   Campaign Jobs   Xpand Group: Head of Digital - Performance Marketing Kuala Lumpur   CHANDLER MACLEOD: Social Media Editor (English) Hong Kong   Prospect: Associate Director - Japanese speaking Hong Kong   Aspire: Greater China Digital Manager Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

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