[India] Media Lab Asia is dead; Long live Media Lab Asia

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Date: Sun, 01 Jun 2003 11:42:45 +0500
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Media Lab Asia is dead; Long live Media Lab Asia

Almost as hot as the unbearable Indian summer is the Media Lab Asia 
story—every IT journalist in town has written about what went wrong 
with this much-hyped venture. Ivor Soans and Srikanth R P try to 
bring a balanced perspective to the muck-slinging session, but more 
importantly, are convinced that the future of Indian IT R&D is still 
bright


read complete article at 

http://www.express-computer.com/20030602/cover.shtml

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