Campaign India Team
Jun 24, 2010

Bindu’s blog: Of Facebook and the helpful French

I could think I have all the Cannes tricks I needed up my sleeve, after coming here for the last two years, but there will always be people who have come here for more and are five steps ahead. Welcome to my world. I’m outside the Debussy theatre on Wednesday afternoon one hour before the Facebook session so that I can manage a seat, and since I’m five minutes late, running from a previous meeting, the hall is already full because more than a dozen people had the same idea. I get in on the second floor.

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