North Korea, it is safe to say, has an image and branding problem, and over the years has tried a variety of techniques to improve its image and sell itself to the outside world.
And because of its bad reputation and behavior, it seems unlikely a high-profile advertising agency will be taking the government of the DPRK on as a client any time soon.
North Korea, it is safe to say, has an image and branding problem, and over the years has tried a variety of techniques to improve its image and sell itself to the outside world.
And because of its bad reputation and behavior, it seems unlikely a high-profile advertising agency will be taking the government of the DPRK on as a client any time soon.
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