Campaign India Team
Jul 09, 2009

MJ the man died last week, the brand lives on

Today, people are taking a moment of silence to honor Michael Jackson and millions of people have commented in articles and on social media about their feelings and emotions around this tragedy.I spent half an hour this morning checking out Twitter and Facebook. Loads of postings, music, even drawings and poetry.A true global cultural experience, all pivoting around the tragic death of a super-talented singer.

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