The meeting, held on Thursday at the Prime Minister's residence at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg, New Delhi, was also attended by Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Ashwini Vaishnaw
I&B Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said this on Thursday while launching 25 challenges as part of the ‘Create in India Challenge - Season 1’ for World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit
Industry observers share that political parties gearing up for the state polls and the upcoming Budget are likely to bring in more ad money for the media houses
While some in the industry believe Anurag Thakur will retain the important portfolio, others speculate over a range of possibilities including BJP allies bagging the post
NDA's reliance on allies promises continued excitement for the next couple of weeks. Advertisers may loosen their purse strings to capitalize the higher viewership of news TV
Industry experts say poll pundits & news channels need to refine methodologies and move along with changes in political landscape and voter preferences to avoid such ‘directionally-wrong’ predictions
While DAVP has spent close to Rs 38 cr, I-PAC and PEN have incurred an expenditure of Rs 6.3 cr and Rs 1.8 cr, respectively, in the last six months, as per Google Ads Transparency Centre data
As per data from Google Ads Transparency Centre, video ads top the campaign agenda; observers say political parties are bound to up their advertising game in the next couple of weeks
The National Creators Award is part of the government’s efforts to recognize the impact brought by creators across domains like storytelling, social change advocacy and environmental sustainability
Once an engineering student, Ranveer now runs his firm which currently has six YouTube channels with over seven million online followers or subscribers
Agency heads, including those who have handled accounts of opposition parties in the past, have made a beeline to meet top BJP leaders, say industry sources
As per media reports, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, MoS, Electronics and IT, has said that the government doesn't want a few tech majors to control monetisation of the internet
The travel platform has invited the ire of the Indian internet despite the portal openly supporting the government's initiatives to promote Lakshadweep
Be it PM Modi or Rahul Gandhi, all political parties are waking up to the appeal of the ‘influencers.’ Will they have a big hand in swaying opinions in the next few elections?