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Sony’s Gaurav Banerjee dismisses concerns over foreign investment in India’s media sector

viaeconomictimes.indiatimes.com19 Oct
Sony’s Gaurav Banerjee dismisses concerns over foreign investment in India’s media sector
Citing the presence of YouTube, Netflix and Amazon, Banerjee said global media companies recognise India’s long-term growth potential and continue to invest billions of dollars in the market.

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