CNBC-TV18 and Mint have inked a content partnership deal. The new alliance enables individuals to view Mint's exclusive stories on CNBC-TV18, while the latter's news and analysis will be available in Mint, on a daily basis.
Speaking about this development, R.Sukumar, editor, Mint said, "At Mint, we have always focused on delivering clarity in business news and reportage and reach our readers wherever they are. Our presence on CNBC-TV18 will enhance our offering significantly."
Commented Udayan Mukherjee,managing editor,CNBC-TV18, "We look forward to creating compelling content through this association. CNBC-TV18 has always been committed to providing hard nosed analysis and perspective, presented incisively and consistently. We believe Mint will be a great partner for us in furthering that objective".
CNBC-TV18, Mint to work together
CNBC-TV18 and Mint have inked a content partnership deal. The new alliance enables individuals to view Mint's exclusive stories on CNBC-TV18, while the latter's news and analysis will be available in Mint, on a daily basis.Speaking about this development, R.Sukumar, editor, Mint said, "At Mint, we have always focused on delivering clarity in business news and reportage and reach our readers wherever they are. Our presence on CNBC-TV18 will enhance our offering significantly."
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