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One day India (for WPP) will overtake the UK market: Mark Read, WPP’s chief executive
Mark Read, CEO of the world’s largest ad holding company – WPP, on the state of advertising, global economic uncertainties, client concerns, Big Tech layoffs and more.
SEBI guidelines and financial influencers: Do ‘finfluencers’ and their content need regulations?
Impact of SEBI’s plans to regulate content created by financial influencers.
Pepsi to giveaway NFTs as prizes from new collection in a social media contest
Pepsi has released its very own ‘Pepsi Black Zero Sugar’ NFT collection to build a stronger connection with the new digitally savvy, young generation.
Mast & Meh: Cadbury 5 Star, Bournvita, Pepsi, 82°E, Amazon Pay, Mamaearth
Find out who made the cut and who got cut in Storyboard18’s weekly picks of the best and boring ads.
HCLSoftware signs sponsorship deal with Formula One racing team Scuderia Ferrari
The three-year long deal with Ferrari S.p.A. sees HCLSoftware become a strategic partner to the Scuderia Ferrari racing team, with a focus on supplying high-performance and precision technology.
Will Amul score a goal with its Portuguese football team sponsorship?
Amul is breaking the clutter of cricket-worship by brands in India. A sponsorship agreement with two football teams before the FIFA World Cup is a strategic move.
How do you talk about sex in a country where talking about sex is taboo? We ask Reckitt’s Dilen Gandhi
In conversation with Dilen Gandhi, regional marketing director, South Asia- Health & Nutrition, Reckitt (maker of Durex).
Are marketing jobs in big tech and startups at risk?
Yes and no, believe experts. Brands that are confident about navigating through dark times will keep their marketing teams closer, and those under pressure will be brutal.
Breaking stereotypes: The evolution of the portrayal of masculinity in Indian advertising
Brands have been seen swaying from the typically male-centric advertisements to adopt more progressive and gender-fluid ideologies, resulting in a greater influence on a more progressive and sensitive audience.