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Poker Sports League set for big leap in season 5 with enhanced business model, JioCinema partnership

The Supreme Court recently stayed the Karnataka High Court's judgment that had quashed the GST department's show-cause notice to Gameskraft in May 2023. (Representative image by Michał Parzuchowski via Unsplash)

The shift to a land-based venue and a larger prize pool are the other major developments in the poker league’s new season.

7 in 10 brands cannot remember the last time a brand did anything that excited them: Wunderman Thompson

Digital media comprised 51 percent of total ad spends, up from 31 percent pre-pandemic, and contributed the highest share of advertising in India. (Representative Image: Alexander Shatov via Unsplash)

Wunderman Thompson’s latest research ‘The Age of Re-Enchantment’ finds 65% of consumers want brands to wow them, outlines emerging trends and opportunities for brands seeking to connect with consumers in an uncertain world.

Ashish Bhasin launches The Bhasin Consulting Group

Ashish Bhasin has had the opportunity to successfully lead a team of 14000 people across 18 countries, in diverse businesses and to drive organic growth as well as successfully complete 24 acquisitions across India and APAC.

In the initial phase the Consulting and Mentorship will be targeted towards select growth oriented young companies operating in the Advertising, Marketing Services, Digital and Media space, across geographies.

Snap’s Ajit Mohan: Now that we have the scale, it is time to build a business around it

In his first television interview since switching to Snap from Meta, parent of FaceBook, four months ago, Ajit Mohan, president of APAC at Snap, shared the company’s aggressive growth plan and vision for India.

As Snap Inc., the parent of visual messaging app Snaptchat, hit a milestone of 200 million monthly users in India, Ajit Mohan, president of the company’s Asia-Pacific unit, shared its vision for India, focus on monetisation and building ad revenue, plans for aggressive hiring across roles including a new leader for India.

Dunzo guy gets proposal true Bollywood style during the RCB vs GT match

A video of a Dunzo guy getting a proposal during one of the IPL matches has been doing rounds on social media.(Representative image by Patrick Connor Klopf via Unsplash)

The touching proposal is a reminder of the fact that the one of the most popular sports league in the world – IPL goes beyond sports.

IPL on digital fuels rise of connected TV; language streams major wow-moment for advertisers

The buzz score for IPL 2023 season 16 reached 484 million, surpassing the 334 million in IPL 2022. The primary reason for this surge was the emergence of several new players who showcased their talents, delivering match-winning performances and leaving a lasting impact. (Image by @CricCrazyJohns via Twitter)

Find out how brands are using the cricket juggernaut to reach audiences.

IPL’s free streaming on digital has given a lot of firepower to advertisers

Sidharth Singh, co-founder, CupShup, an online marketing firm, talks about advertisers witnessing favourable returns on investment on digital spends, leveraging platforms, tailored strategies and more.

The co-founder of CupShup says IPL on digital this season is seeing reduction in wastage due to factors like vernacular commentary option and more engagement embedded into the live matches.

Inside Banter: Let go of the cookie-cutter approach to stand out in IPL

Vodafone broke the IPL clutter with the loveable ZooZoos (left) and the Starbucks campaign (right) narrated a tale with a twist in the end and immediately garnered attention. (Representative image: left image by @transitbrand via Twitter and right image by @bilericoproject via Twitter)

IPL poses some unique challenges for marketers who have to ensure that their brands consistently stand out in this hyper-competitive space.

Brands in the news for their trade secrets

Whenever a big company’s trade secret is exposed, the company’s brand image is on the line. So are the profits. Conspiracy theorists claim that it could be a profit-making marketing scheme for the companies as well. (Left image by @TrungTPhan via Twitter, right image by Abenteuer Albanien via Unsplash)

Whenever a big company’s trade secret is exposed, the company’s brand image is on the line. Critics feel trade secrets and conspiracies are nothing but marketing schemes by brands.