Campaign India Team
Jul 22, 2011

Images from Wharton Future Of Advertising Round Table - India

The Wharton Future of Advertising Project aims to trace the evolutionary path of advertising that is emerging from the interplay between old media and emerging new media channels and a world in which consumers are the driving force. The India conference, held at the India Habitat Centre in Delhi on 20 July, 2011, brought together a select group of marketers, representatives of advertising, media and digital agencies, and some other people with an interest in the stream, to discuss the way forwar

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