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Jan 04, 2010
Anant's blog: Indian media and Rip Van Winkle
It's been an extraordinary ten years in media in India. When one lives it every day, the changes don't seem extraordinary – but they are.Imagine if Rip Van Winkle (pictured above) was an Indian media professional who had gone to sleep at the end of 1999, only to wake up on January 1, 2010.He’d go nuts.
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