Why we should be more bee

Our bee tendencies to collaborate for the group's greater good are important but we should also look beyond the Les Binet, Peter Field and Byron Sharp version of the 'waggle dance' to foster a sense of independence and innovation when it comes to forging media strategies.

by Sue Unerman

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