Wise insight on the economic downturn and online ad spend in China – China Business

digitalwatch.ogilvy.com.cn — Kaiser Kuo turns to Chris Reitermann, president of OgilvyOne China, to get a better idea of what people can expect for advertiser spending in China for 2009. Though, as expected, he explains overall budgets are being cut - digital spending is increasing. He also states that 2008's Olympic-infused year and 2009, with a recession looming, aren't really fair comparisons.

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