Campaign India Team
Apr 10, 2008

Advertising comes of age; it’s now an industry

What other conclusion can one reach when The Economic Times, in one week, does a breaking news story on page one, and, three days later, has the Abbys report as the lead story on page one as well? The Abbys story was found by the editor to be more important, for example, than the cabinet reshuffle at the centre which saw six ministers being dropped and being replaced largely by the Congress’ youth brigade.

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