Delhi HC orders to regulate patent and trademark agents

The guidelines should clarify what would constitute professional misconduct and professional negligence and must also put in place a mechanism for filing complaints, said HC.(Representative Image: via Unsplash)

The Delhi High Court mandated that there should be appropriate mechanisms, such as guidelines for regulating the conduct of patent agents and trademark agents, in a bid to curb misleading ads.

Kantar’s Soumya Mohanty on adapting creative strategies for the digital landscape

Soumya Mohanty, Managing Director and Chief Client Officer- South Asia, Insights Division, Kantar

Soumya Mohanty, Managing Director and Chief Client Officer- South Asia, Insights Division, Kantar, shares how South India demands original ads and not recycled ones, importance of emotions in advertising, what brands can learn from Surf’s Daag Achhe Hai/Stains are Good and more.

Lloyd Mathias on how to tackle false and misleading advertising sensibly

As per business strategist and independent director Lloyd Mathias, the use of technology like AI helps to suss out offending content before it gets amplified. (Image source: Unsplash)

One of the solutions that business strategist Lloyd Mathias suggests is having an industry wide rating system for responsible advertisers on the lines of CRISIL evaluating credit risk of loan takers. Every misleading ad (as decided by an independent body like ASCI) lowers the Advertiser’s rating score.

One black coffee, please: The ad that won India her first Lion at Cannes

As one can see in the film, Chopra’s face falls when Kapoor mistakes him to be the waiter and places her order, but he manages to beat a dignified retreat. The shot lasted seven seconds, which, as per Prasoon Pandey, is very long. To highlight that Chopra’s heart broke, there was the sound of glass breaking in the background. (Stills from the campaign)

India picked up 18 prizes at the recently-concluded Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. But how many remember the country’s first win at Cannes?

Rohit Sharma invests in edu- fintech startup LEO1

Rohit Sharma stated, "I am thrilled to support LEO1 in its mission to revolutionize learning and make quality education accessible to everyone. Their approach, unwavering commitment, and entrepreneurial spirit are truly inspiring as they work to positively impact the lives of aspiring students and their parents. This partnership presents an incredible opportunity for me to back initiatives that can make a significant difference for an entire generation."

Through this investment, LEO1 can resolve long pending cashflow issue in the educational institutes along with providing innovative solutions for students across India.