Date-wise News
Rediff enters group deals; Snapdeal makes 30k deals in one day
Affle partners with HUL for mobile magazine on cricket
VivaKi India, the largest pool of digital talent in India
Godrej signs up Red Digital to manage social media
RBNL's Big Magic appoints Purple Focus for its creatives
AMO Communications bags Sansui & Kelvinator creative mandate
Usha International seeks media partner
Marginal increase in Dabur ad spends as sales grow 30 pc
Shailesh Velandy puts in his papers at Mudra Max
Mid Day Multimedia renamed as Next Mediaworks
Law & Kenneth added to Hero Group roster
806 radio stations to be added in Phase III: Ambika Soni
Global OOH media brings fresh breeze this summer for Brands
A significant amount of advertising activity is currently happening in the education, travel & tourism sector, reflecting the vast variety of packages and courses being offered in the country. Global Advertisers the prime owner of strategic Hoardings in Mumbai observed the trend of market for OOH advertising. The heat of this summer would soothe down many brands this summer by innovative means of outdoor advertising offered at Global Advertisers. The agency has already spread arms in Mumbai Suburb from Bandra to Dahisar by means of adding new sites in its portfolio to serve clients extensively in Western Suburbs.
Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific appoints Arun Thapar as VP, Programming, India
Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific (DNAP) today announced the appointment of Arun Thapar as vice president, programming – India. Thapar will be responsible for the overall planning, developing, and execution of programming strategies for DNAP’s six brands in India – Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Discovery Science, Discovery Turbo and Discovery HD World. He will be based in New Delhi, reporting to Rahul Johri, DNAP’s senior vice president and general manager– India
<b>Brian J Terkelsen</b>, President, LiquidThread, SMG
<p align=justify>I am still not wholly convinced that the state of branded content in India does not give results. We have seen tremendous opportunities in cinema. Television would remain important... there is major room for growth in how we handle television and messaging innovation in television. Now, it is not so much about putting a brand in a show – it is simple product placement. It is more about integrating it with the show or even better, working with the content creator to create content for the brand, to create content that the brand would own and would traffic in commercial times. It is powerful for the show, for the brand to have that affinity to raise favourability – those metrics still work.</p>
<b>Brian J Terkelsen</b>, President, LiquidThread, SMG
<p align=justify>I am still not wholly convinced that the state of branded content in India does not give results. We have seen tremendous opportunities in cinema. Television would remain important... there is major room for growth in how we handle television and messaging innovation in television. Now, it is not so much about putting a brand in a show – it is simple product placement. It is more about integrating it with the show or even better, working with the content creator to create content for the brand, to create content that the brand would own and would traffic in commercial times. It is powerful for the show, for the brand to have that affinity to raise favourability – those metrics still work.</p>