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Nov 12, 2008
“No change in our India plans”
Given the changes in the economic environment, Campaign India was curious to find out if two international players, who had announced their intent to enter the Indian market, were still considering doing so. In an exclusive conversation with Campaign India, Naked Communications’ Jon Wilkins feels the situation plays well to the Naked model. Considering the changes in the economic environment, are your India plans still on track? Is there any re-thinking or postponement?
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