Arati Rao
Jan 17, 2011

VIDEO: India Today's Aroon Purie and Ashish Bagga in conversation with Campaign India

Conversations from the India Today Woman Summit & Awards 2011, held in Mumbai on Friday, January 14, 2011

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Campaign India caught up with India Today's Aroon Purie and Ashish Bagga at the India Today Woman Summit & Awards 2011, held on Friday, January 14, 2011, in Mumbai. 

In separate conversations that can be viewed below, Purie explains why he thinks hand-held devices offer a lucrative opportunity for publishers, and Bagga discusses whether there will be a resolution to the issue of measurement of circulation between the ABC and publishers.

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