DNA: Nic Lim IPO / Taamkru Thailand / TIME Rossana

Karamjit SIngh, DigitalNewsAsia.com

07-Aug-14 14:40

DNA: Nic Lim IPO / Taamkru Thailand / TIME Rossana

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Karamjit Singh from DigitalNewsAsia.com talks about Catcha.com’s Nic Lim to finally get his IPO after 14 years with as he combines two enterprise businesses into a SEA software play. Also on the show is Taamkru lands US$620K to battle Thailand's ‘mutual shame’ and why did TIME deputy CEO Rossana quit? And the Internet censorship: You've already won, Dr Mahatir. This and more in today's episode.

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