LinkedIn user claims Puma asked him to delete campaign video from his account saying it was not for public viewing, even though the same video was shared by an agency head from her personal account
Ishita Grover, Director of Marketing – OnePlus, spoke to e4m about the completion of 10 years of the ‘Never Settle’ campaign, launch of Oneplus 12 and more
Grover will present about successfully navigating the changing food and beverages landscape and adapting to new customer journeys through technology and data
Conglomerates of any domain need to understand that there is no one way to deal with crisis situations and the best way perhaps is an honest response, say industry observers and marketing strategists
The opinion in the industry is that both have little to lose as consumers are far away from the boardroom drama and a strong brand will continue to grow
Grover has worked in insurance & travel companies like redBus, Goibibo, and MakeMyTrip, and then followed it up with his entrepreneurial venture Neemrana Naturals
Industry experts weigh in on the controversy, discussing whether alternatives like Telegram and Signal can replace WhatsApp or if the public outcry will eventually die down
While the pandemic has managed to change the way brands communicate, experts weigh on the importance of maintaining consistency in a brand’s messaging across channels
Guest Author: Abhik Santara, Director & CEO, Atom Network, writes that by introducing a stringent KYC system, social media can hold accountable abusive, nameless trolls who foment hate
Guest Column: Ronita Mitra, Founder, Brand Eagle Consulting, writes why large, reputed, influential organisations need to come together to develop a combined strategy to address such situations
Guest Column: Bodhisatwa Dasgupta, Founder, The Voice Company, writes why as consumers of content, we need to stop making a big deal about the things that we may not agree with
In view of the controversy over the Tanishq ad, IAA has urged govt to ensure that businesses are provided a safe environment to communicate their brand advertising messages
In response to a complaint received against the ad, ASCI has concluded that the film did not violate its codes of honesty, truthfulness and decency in advertising