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The ASEAN Post - The Who, What and Why

06-Nov-17 09:30

The ASEAN Post - The Who, What and Why

The ASEAN Post was launched online 3 months. Rohan Ramakrishnan, founder and CEO, talks about why he chose to enter the media space, what is the vision for The ASEAN Post, and who is funding this venture. We also delve into his views of the current media landscape and how this portal plans to differentiate itself from the rest.

Presented by: Joyce Goh, Tan Chung Han


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