Facebook’s play in its biggest market with Ajit Mohan (Facebook)

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Recorded on September 11, 2020. American social giant Facebook already reaches more users in India, the world’s second largest internet market, than any other firm. If that did not make Facebook significant enough, it has also started writing big checks to Indian firms. Remember its $5.7 billion investment in Jio? What makes India, which makes […]

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Facebook’s play in its biggest market with Ajit Mohan (Facebook)
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