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Reliance bags marketing & distribution deal for Apple
9 Oct, 2007, 0135 hrs IST,Deepshikha Monga & Chaitali Chakravarty, TNN
NEW DELHI: Reliance Retail has clinched an exclusive marketing and distribution deal with the $19.3-billion iconic maker of iPods and Mac computers, Apple, for standalone iStores. This is Reliance Retail’s first exclusive alliance with an international brand. The partnership was sealed on Monday. The first store, to be called iStore by Reliance Digital, will come up by October-end in Bangalore.
This is the first time Apple is tying up with a big corporate house for distribution anywhere in the world. The iStores would be standalone stores selling Apple products ranging from Macintosh computers to iPods and later, once it’s launched in India, the latest cult offering from Apple, the iPhone. Read more...
[Via The Economic Times]
God, no!
I hope they don't end up making Reliance the exclusive carrier for the iPhone. That would be a tragedy. Please, Apple - please don't kill the iPhone's Indian launch by making it a Reliance exclusive. Please! For your own sake.
9 Oct, 2007, 0135 hrs IST,Deepshikha Monga & Chaitali Chakravarty, TNN
NEW DELHI: Reliance Retail has clinched an exclusive marketing and distribution deal with the $19.3-billion iconic maker of iPods and Mac computers, Apple, for standalone iStores. This is Reliance Retail’s first exclusive alliance with an international brand. The partnership was sealed on Monday. The first store, to be called iStore by Reliance Digital, will come up by October-end in Bangalore.
This is the first time Apple is tying up with a big corporate house for distribution anywhere in the world. The iStores would be standalone stores selling Apple products ranging from Macintosh computers to iPods and later, once it’s launched in India, the latest cult offering from Apple, the iPhone. Read more...
[Via The Economic Times]
God, no!
I hope they don't end up making Reliance the exclusive carrier for the iPhone. That would be a tragedy. Please, Apple - please don't kill the iPhone's Indian launch by making it a Reliance exclusive. Please! For your own sake.