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Harnessing the Internet for IPL

It is essential for the IPL honchos as well as those of individual franchises to embrace these blogs because they will generate good buzz. The websites could also introduce a format in the mould of Guardian Sportblogs or Times Online’s Football blog, where by they could get respected writers (or ex-players) to write columns and invite comments from the fan base.

Aditya Ramgopal recommends harnessing the power of the Internet and social media sites in promoting the Indian Premier League. Given the current stone-age thinking of the BCCI, it might be a long way from even considering his ideas let alone implementing them but at least they are out there now.

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Online Battle of the Indian Supermarkets | DesiPundit
April 11th, 2008, 2:53 pm | #

[...] Raj at Rhythmic Dissonance is disappointed to note that none of India’s supermarket chains have a reliable website. Probably one would blame it on Internet penetration but we have seen that even the allegedly business-savvy IPL sorely lacks an Internet strategy. [...]

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