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Umair Ahmed presented on recommendations for News Corporation to expand its business globally. The presentation included an introduction of News Corporation, its history, graphical extractions of trends, and recommendations. Key recommendations were to expand subscriptions in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and UAE, launch sequels to hit movies and animations, start Askwomen.com as a subsidiary of Askmen.com, and diversify into theaters, cinemas and 3D cinemas around the world.
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- 2. CONTENT COMPANY INTRODUCT!ON HISTORY GRAPHICAL EXTRACTIONS TRENDLINES RECOMMENDATIONS FAVOR!TE SESS!ON
- 9. ! GRAPH CAL EXTRACT ONS
- 15. ! TRENDL NE ANALYS S
- 19. News Corporation is suggested to expand its subscription for Pakistan, Saudia Arabia, UAE - GO GLOBAL;ACT LOCAL ! to launch sequels to already hitted movies and animations and of course dramas RECOMMENDAT ONS launch of Askwomen.com as a subsidary for Askmen.com (hit owned by NewsCorp already) compelling films with robust profits Diversifying business into various fields such as theatre houses, cinemas, and 3D cinemas in various territories of world is encouraged.
- 20. ! OPEN FOR BUS NESS