Advertising/branding
TV 18 Rebranded: now called Network 18
By | 11 Sep 2007
Hindustan Unilever to set up ''hairwash domes'' to promote Dove
By | 04 Sep 2007
DTH operators can pick channels of choice, rules TRAI
By | 03 Sep 2007
Audio hardware maker Sonodyne plans a comeback
By | 30 Aug 2007
Globus appoints Kareena Kapoor its new brand ambassador
By | 29 Aug 2007
Movie Channel MAX appoints TBWA as its creative agency
By | 22 Aug 2007
Air India''s advertising campaign to promote non-stop US flights
By | 21 Aug 2007
ITC extends the Ashirwad range to spices
26 Jul 2007
Maruti Udyog to be known as Maruti Suzuki India
26 Jul 2007
WPP eyeing acquisitions in India
12 Jul 2007
Asian Dhall rebrands itself
By Venkatachari Jagannath | 15 Jun 2007
Ceat starts brand restructuring exercise
By Our Corporate Bureau | 11 May 2007
New ad campaign from Citi
07 May 2007
UTI Bank to change name to Axis Bank
30 Apr 2007
Google dethrones Microsoft as top global brand
27 Apr 2007
ZenithOptimedia launches digital advertising arm
20 Apr 2007
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Image overhaul for Jet Airways
By | 24 Mar 2007
IOC told to stop using Red Cross symbol
16 Feb 2007
Tata only Indian brand to figure among global top 250
By Rex Mathew | 08 Feb 2007
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