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Dec 22, 2011
Infographic: Microsoft Advertising and MEC's 'Pre-Family Man Study'
Spanning six markets in Asia, including India, a key insight from the study is that without technology, pre-family men anywhere in Asia feel "naked" as they use it to manage their daily lives
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