Agencies should be consultants first: Sophie Simpson
In a rapidly evolving media landscape, the Ruder Finn Atteline managing director ...
In a rapidly evolving media landscape, the Ruder Finn Atteline managing director shares how auditing and staying true to your values is crucial.
This outage, alongside similar incidents at major cloud providers, signals a rising pattern of vulnerabilities and structural degradation.
Srinivasan joins Publicis after seven years at BookMyShow.
Agencies need to rethink their role. Beyond crafting messages, they should act as conscience keepers to ensure that ‘purpose’ isn’t reduced to a positioning strategy.
Respondents often referred to ads by generic terms like ‘mobile ad’ / ‘clothes ad’, the 10-city study found.
Yannick Bolloré has called his French holdco “one of the most acquisitive groups in the industry,” but downplayed speculation about a deal with struggling WPP.
Its latest campaign tests whether calibrated humour and creator-led candour can shift India’s long-standing silence around everyday digestive discomfort.
Labubu, the hypebeast of the toy world, is coming for Hollywood.
The App Banking edition pushes the 90-year-old Hasbro franchise into hybrid territory, raising fresh questions for marketers about modernising legacy IP without losing its core appeal.
The future of storytelling, branding, and consumer trust depends not on machines that think faster, but on those that act responsibly.
WPP grapples with an inherited “failure of modern corporate governance,” Darren Woolley writes. Cindy Rose must now prove that the next chapter rests on integrity rather than growth at any cost.
SOUNDING BOARD: India’s new DPDP regime forces agencies to rebuild data operations from the ground up, testing whether marketing’s infrastructure can match its ambition.
The year-end dividend is “undetermined” as the company braces for a heavy fourth quarter, when it will book the bulk of its ¥28 billion restructuring costs.
The beverage giant’s VP and global head of generative AI closed out the second annual AI Deciphered conference.
A near 10-minute film turns everyday voice notes into a rural love story, offering a fresh lens on long-distance relationships in India.
The campaign turns the everyday rush of modern life into a witty ode to instant payments and blink-and-you’ll-miss-it convenience.
Royal Enfield’s latest campaign, The Ballad of the Bullet, turns a 124-year-old icon into music — quite literally — at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
Shankar Mahadevan’s rendition of a Bollywood classic powers Hero Splendor’s new campaign, turning everyday rides into India’s shared life stories.
Actor Vikrant Massey swaps boardroom bravado for quiet growth in Jaro Education’s ad that redefines success through curiosity and continuous learning.
Because someone needs to tell the kids to ditch their tablets and phones in favour of playing with real, tactile toys.
Generali Central’s first joint brand campaign unites life and non-life insurance under one optimistic idea — being a lifetime partner, here and now.
The more openly he engaged with complex issues, the more audiences perceived coherence between his words and actions, strengthening trust even among sceptics.
Most brands try too hard to convince. Kids remind you that when something feels good, it doesn’t need explaining.
Raised in an era of constant reinvention, this generation has developed a keen instinct for what’s real and what’s performative.
(No em dashes were harmed in this article. It rambles on too much to be AI-perfect.)
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.
The short film, conceptualised by Maitri Advertising Works for Mathrubhumi, has already sparked significant public debate.
184 entries were shortlisted for the 14th SMARTIES India edition, which were screened by over 100 jurors; 50 jurors decide the final wins.
From AI films and OOH magic to influencer partnership, Havells powers the festive spirit
Scheduled for 23rd August 2025 at Hotel Taj President, Mumbai, this grand gathering will bring together the state’s most influential leaders.
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