Advertising / branding
Adidas Originals celebrates 60 years
29 Dec 2008
Virgin Atlantic to launch new brand campaign
29 Dec 2008
Ads on taxis, autorickshaws in Delhi soon
27 Dec 2008
Beckham gives up Pepsi contract
27 Dec 2008
Aviva launches new advertising campaign
26 Dec 2008
UniverCell plans own brand of mobile phones
26 Dec 2008
Amrutanjan to get makeover
26 Dec 2008
Tata Sky to tap regional markets
24 Dec 2008
BPL reiterates safety message
23 Dec 2008
Lowe Lintas makes changes in senior management
23 Dec 2008
Brands are becoming properties of people
23 Dec 2008
Leo Burnett India was recently chosen as the Global Agency of the Year from 94 offices in 86 countries across the Leo Burnett network. K V Sridhar, national creative director, Leo Burnett talks to Aruna Rathod about the advertising industry and creatives.
DLF announces five lifestyle brands in India
22 Dec 2008
Tata Capital has a new brand identity
22 Dec 2008
Reliance Retail to set up 100 stores by 2011
22 Dec 2008
Dabur ropes in TV stars
16 Dec 2008
Microsoft launches 'Your World on Live'
16 Dec 2008
British Heart Foundation says companies mislead parents on health food
16 Dec 2008
Food manufacturers are misleading parents by exploiting legal loopholes and making spurious health claims says a new report.
New logo for Dooars and Terai tea
16 Dec 2008
ITC Welcomgroup given Helen Keller award
13 Dec 2008
ITC Welcomgroup given Helen Keller award
13 Dec 2008
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