Tamil Co-Founder & CEO of DigiFlare Mano Kulasingam named to MCN's top '40 Under 40' Executives List

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Tamil Co-Founder & CEO of DigiFlare Mano Kulasingam named to MCN's top '40 Under 40' Executives List

The editors of Multichannel News have announced the 2015 class of “40 under 40,” who will be honored in a special report in the magazine on Monday, July 27. MCN has been selecting “40 under 40” classes of executives in cable TV and related industries since 2006, each group highlighting 40 new names to know in media, telecommunications and, increasingly, new areas of content production.

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Jun 30, 2015

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The editors of Multichannel News have announced the 2015 class of “40 under 40,” who will be honored in a special report in the magazine on Monday, July 27. MCN has been selecting “40 under 40” classes of executives in cable TV and related industries since 2006, each group highlighting 40 new names to know in media, telecommunications and, increasingly, new areas of content production.

The full list in alphabetical order can be found at:

http://www.multichannel.com/news/mcn-events/mcn-announces-40-under-40-class/391795

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