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May 20, 2010

Media agency heads on how they are nurturing their children's media habits

Kids grow up very fast these days, so we asked two media agency leaders about their young ones' media habits. Here is what Ranganathan Somanathan (pictured left), CEO of Starcom MediaVest Group in Malaysia, and Anupriya Acharya (pictured right), CEO of Aegis Media in Singapore, had to say.

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