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Courtesy: CNBC TV18 (Storyboard) If 2010 was a sunshine year for the media advertising industry, 2011 reminded the industry of 2009. ‘Slowdown’, while was a dirty word and no one wants to accept it, the fashionable word has been ‘Caution’.
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Ford India has promoted PK Umashankar as the VP, Customer Service Operations. Umashankar, takes up the newly created position to take care of the customer service and satisfaction initiatives across the company. Umashankar, who earlier was the General Manager at
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