EXCLUSIVE: Cuffe Parade residents write to BMC, oppose illegal and digital hoardings

BMC's newly drafted and revised OOH advertising policy seems to have attracted mixed feedback from the advertising industry and has sparked discussions over the ambiguities of the guidelines.

Rahul Narwekar, Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Speaker told Storyboard18 that the government is very focused on keeping Mumbai away from illegal hoardings

SEBI regulates policy around social media influencers in India

According to the new circular, any person or entity providing stock-market education must avoid providing investment advice or making performance claims unless they are registered with SEBI. (Representational image via Unsplash)

No person regulated by SEBI, nor their agents, may have any direct or indirect association with anyone who provides advice or recommendations, directly or indirectly, related to a security or securities.

Implement UP like Social Media Policy in Maharashtra, other states: Influencers

The move seeks to prevent tactics that circumvent existing legislation and protect the financial interests of the country’s journalism sector.

Influencers will take on various roles, including brand ambassadorships, sponsored posts, guest contributions, content collaborations, themed and hashtag campaigns, shoutouts, reviews, and event promotions.

‘Not worried of Shein entering Indian market’, says CEO of Brand Studio Lifestyle

Brand Studio Lifestyle, which operates Highlander, Tokyo Talkies, Vishudh, Ketch, and Locomotive, has expanded its offline presence with Highlander and Tokyo Talkies.

The house of fashion brands, which operates brands like Highlander, Tokyo Talkies, Vishudh, Ketch, and Locomotive, is aggressively adopting an omnichannel approach.

CCI approves Disney Star and Viacom18 merger

Reliance Industries has also assured that there would be no adverse impact on competition, as a result of the merger.

In May 2024, The Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) had approved the merger plan involving Reliance Industries Ltd’s Viacom18, its wholly-owned subsidiary Digital18, and Walt Disney’s Star India.