AI is not eating your lunch; AI is your lunch
Henry Cowling and Ketan Desai of .Monks unpack why the ad industry is moving ...
Henry Cowling and Ketan Desai of .Monks unpack why the ad industry is moving beyond the billable hour — an increasingly outdated metric in the age of AI-driven workflows.
The cloud SaaS for media streaming heads for the public markets, marking a shift from backend tech to front-row relevance for ad agencies.
After gradually pulling back from Google Shopping for a year, Amazon has come to a full stop, which could impact brands and sellers in the future.
Founded by Biren Ghose, RK Chand, Rajarajan Ramakrishnan and Shajy Thomas, the studio will focus on integrating creative technology with storytelling across films, series, and brand campaigns.
WARC’s 2025 global trends report warns: fractured spending, AI agents, and creator-led discovery are reshaping brand strategy playbooks.
In digital India, cultural storytelling trumps category boundaries. C Com Digital’s founder and director finds how marketers tap lifestyle-led convergence to drive relevance, recall, and revenue.
“Limiting DMs is basic. If Meta cared about teen safety, accounts would be hidden by default and only visible to approved contacts. That’s just common sense.” As Meta touts new protections, critics call the update surface-level and overdue.
MS Dhoni signs on as Jharkhand’s tourism face—for free. The campaign banks on legacy, local pride, and a bit of destination disruption.
ASC uses AI and automation to capture data signals for every product and its competitors.
A look at the week's big moves and wins across adland.
Google is transforming Gmail’s promotions tab into a shoppable storefront, letting users browse and buy products directly from their inbox.
BornHi’s co-founder takes a sharp look at why traditional ROI fails in India’s multi-touch, mobile-first landscape—and how ROMI rewrites the marketing playbook.
Ezekiel currently has dual role as CMO of WPP and CEO of WPP Open X, the holding company’s bespoke global agency for Coca-Cola.
Cannes Lions introduced a set of ethics on July 10 for awards entries starting from 2026.
Interpublic Group cited three large account losses from 2024 that impacted the business, especially in media and healthcare.
Lilly India’s obesity campaign swaps shame for science with a digital-first push that tackles bias, biology and behavioural change head-on.
Policybazaar’s new campaign leans on actor-comedian Kapil Sharma’s gags to drive home a point—but ends up trading insight for equine insult.
Fortis Mumbai’s quirky brain health campaign urges Mumbaikars to rethink helmets—not for traffic, but for everyday mental well-being.
With hip-hop rhymes and kulhad vibes, Red Label taps into India’s tea-soaked monsoon nostalgia with a cultural twist.
Its breakup-themed campaign dumps tired mattresses for springier, science-backed sleep—with a discount nudge on the side.
TBWA India blends nostalgia and mixed reality to turn Bandhan AMC’s 25-year milestone into an interactive, memory-laden money lesson.
'Nazar Atak Jaaye' campaign turns heads, literally, to showcase Snapdeal’s affordable fashion for India’s style-savvy shoppers.
Some of the biggest names in Indian advertising gathered for a freewheeling conversation on India's Cannes performance and what should be the country’s future aspirations.
After revoked wins and synthetic scandals, Cannes Lions introduces new integrity rules to verify claims and rein in AI misuse.
Amid Cannes backlash, a creative reckoning unfolds. Famous Innovations’ founder and chief creative officer wonders, where do bold ideas end and brand accountability begin in awards season?
The first ever Cannes Lions Grand Prix withdrawal for AI misuse signals a watershed moment, but is this just the beginning of a much bigger reckoning for marketing in the AI age?
Celebrating India’s most creative, effective, and tech-led digital marketing work.
These awards recognised and rewarded ad films based on craft that are created, aired, or released between January 1, 2024 and February 28, 2025.
Connect with India’s Cannes Lions winners; uncover their creative strategies and forge new connections at the Cannes Homecoming 2025 celebration.
Exciting news! The winners announcement for PR Awards India 2025 is scheduled for 19 February 2025.
It explored topics from global creativity and the transformative role of technology to strategies for enhancing India's performance at Cannes in the coming years.
tgthr.’s co-founder and chief creative officer reveals the secrets to winning ideas, the untapped power of Indian narratives, and why Cannes Homecoming signals a new era of collective recognition.
BBDO India chairperson and CCO discusses the need to honour India’s achievers at Cannes Lions 2025 through a platform like Cannes Homecoming, which can inspire young creatives, and echo the country’s creative voice on the global stage.
After five transformative years in Shanghai, Nicola returns to Mumbai to join Studio Skwer, India’s most sought-after post-production house for premium visual storytelling.
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