
Key facts about Japan Digital Landscape (updated Jan 2019)
Japan's digital market reveals surprising contrasts: TV still dominates media time while mobile internet lags peers, yet digital ad spend leads growth.
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Japan's digital market reveals surprising contrasts: TV still dominates media time while mobile internet lags peers, yet digital ad spend leads growth.

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