Shawn Lim
Feb 29, 2024

What the Disney—Reliance merger means for marketers in India

As Disney's long-standing efforts to establish a presence in India seem to have paid off with the newly-announced Reliance merger, we take a preliminary look at what the deal signifies for marketers in the world's most populous nation

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