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MxMIndia Grievance Redressal

MxMIndia Print is coming to town… soon

Happy to announce that the refreshing feel of MxMIndia.com will soon be seen in print

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Happy to announce the completion of 3 months of MxMIndia. We launched on Onam. September 9, 2011.

Happy to announce that we are now a 20-member team. Full-timers, near full-timers and active associates.

Happy to announce that while our focus is on Marketing and the Business of Media, we are strong on content issues ignored by most others: creativity, journalism. Soon: more

Happy to announce that above all things, our primary allegiance is to our readers. We are governed by a Code of Ethics and each MxMer is a signatory of that

Happy to announce that we write about those who do not advertise and not necessarily write about those who do

Happy to announce that we don’t have just text. Our You Tube channel has 75 videos

Happy to announce that the refreshing feel of MxMIndia.com will soon be seen in print

2012.Q1

Want to be part of the great new journey?

Editorial: Johnson Napier (johnsonn@mxmindia.com); Sales: Alok Kapuria (alokk@mxmindia.com)

Subscription: Insiyah Rangwala (subscribe@mxmindia.com)

MxMIndia print

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Comments

8 responses to “MxMIndia Print is coming to town… soon”

December 15, 2011

Mrigank

I have been following the website since the last couple of months. Great work.
December 9, 2011

John Thomas

If the web content is any indication, can’t wait to see the print edition. All the best.
December 8, 2011

Nikita Crasta

Congratulations to all at mxmindia. All the very best.
December 8, 2011

Shailesh Amonkar

Congrats and look forward to the issue
December 8, 2011

Raghunath A S

Congratulations, PM! You are going on scorching pace. MxM indeed is creating huge splash on the social sites. Keep up the good work. All the best.
December 8, 2011

Raghunath A S

Congratulations, PM! You are going on scorching pace. MxM indeed is creating huge splash on the social sites. Keep up the good work. All the best.
December 8, 2011

Rajnish Jauhari

Kudos to the MxM team for bringing out such fresh & interesting content/reviews/write ups continuously – I am sure your Print product will also meet a great success. All the luck..
December 8, 2011

Sai Nagesh

Heartiest Congratulations to the team at MxM for a great job on the online product and now for looking at the Print version. I am sure it will be as great a success as the online version is . Cheers !