Bloomberg, who ran New York from 2002 to 2013, registered on Thursday with the US Federal Election Commission -- another step towards a run at the White House.
It is a campaign that makes you emotionally high, says Sridhar
Experts say almost all cricket finds takers in India, viewership is boosted by betting and emergence of fantasy league platforms
Curiosity about the relationship between the two actors has translated into advertiser interest. But will it last?
Advertising volumes in key categories such as print, television, radio and outdoor has declined sharply during the period this year over last year
Bhadkamkar tells Business Standard what his priorities are as the ad industry grapples with a slowdown
With three women sportspersons as endorsers, the Chinese consumer electronics brand is tapping into the appeal of underdog branding
Through two difficult years for iPhone sales, the California-based firm has stressed the importance of growth in its services segment, which already includes Apple Care and Apple Music
He was so knowledgeable about design that any astrologer could have predicted that one day there would be a Ray & Keshavan
A handy guide on how brands can be better integrated with business
In the Vivo-Ogilvy matter, the advertiser had said in its arguments in court that there was no copyright over an idea, in this case, an "amusement park"
Despite being a consumption-led economy, India's advertising market contributes just about 0.38 per cent to the country's GDP
Rustic humour, large families and affordability set the advertising themes this season for brands across categories
Singh's elevation as COO comes when global ad agency managements are giving top priority to the India market and to talent emerging from there
None of the Indian brand advertising seems to resonate with the global parent's "purpose"
Instead of celebrity endorsers, Vodafone, Sony Max, Flipkart and others are relying on unfamiliar faces to helm their campaigns
Instead of celebrity endorsers, Vodafone, Sony Max, Flipkart and others are relying on unfamiliar faces to helm their campaigns
Advertising is seeing disruption from new-age tech companies and consultancies and it is increasingly getting harder to achieve growth, but I still remain excited about the business, says Wendy Clark
As economy falters, first quarter ad revenues across media firms decline
Brands that once beat around the bush on mainstream media are shattering the silence around forbidden topics, on social media