Campaign India Team
May 19, 2008

Free newspapers still a distant dream: Vikram Sakhuja

With the average time spent on a newspaper going down due to new ways in which readers are consuming news is forcing newspapers in India to reinvent themselves to not only retain but expand their reader base in future. This was the crux of a day-long Indian Newspaper Congress 2008 held at the capital on May 16.

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