Advertising / branding
Mithun Roy joins TBWA in Mumbai
24 Jan 2009
Entries open for 2010 PoY awards
24 Jan 2009
Heinz changes label after nearly six decades
24 Jan 2009
Mudra bags Creative Lantern Award
24 Jan 2009
Neo Sports appoints McCann Erickson
23 Jan 2009
Cannes 2009 jury president announced
23 Jan 2009
Atheist ads do not violate code, says UK watchdog
22 Jan 2009
An atheist campaign using the slogan: "There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life" does not breach the advertising code, rules the UK's Advertising Standards Authority
Ad agency Publicis funds NGO's effort to help rediscover Gandhi
21 Jan 2009
Titled Let Gandhi Talk, the campaign aims to give Indians the opportunity to rediscover Gandhi.
Fiat Linea's eye-catching ad
21 Jan 2009
Honda serves notice to Maruti Suzuki
20 Jan 2009
Lintas makes senior management changes
20 Jan 2009
Jury appointed for IAA Creative Lantern Awards
20 Jan 2009
Thomas Cook launches road show
20 Jan 2009
ET Now unveils new logo
20 Jan 2009
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