In this role, Ramachandran will be responsible for driving Vserv’s sales efforts across India and Southeast Asia.

London-based Bossa Studios, Canada's Roadhouse Interactive, and New York-headquartered Lima Sky were a few of them.

Founded in 2010, Vserv has grown to a 200 person strong organization today with offices across India and South East Asia.

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Consumer goods companies upped their media spends on the mobile platform in the past one year.

Indian mobile advertising market is estimated to reach Rs 2,800 crore by 2016 from a mere Rs 180 crore that it is worth today.

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The two-year-old start-up is set to establish an office in Singapore next month. With this, the Mumbai-based venture hopes to expand its re...

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