Dynamic Deepinder vs Reclusive Majety: The fine line between influence and overexposure

"Become a thought leader who avoids the trappings of celebrity," say experts. (In picture: Deepinder Goyal of Zomato (left) and Sriharsha Majety of Swiggy (right).

Founders must take care to avoid overexposure, remembering that their role is to serve as custodians of the brand—a delicate balance that requires authenticity, humility, and a relentless focus on the long-term benefit of the company.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal seeks ‘Chief of Staff’ with a unique offer

In his comment, Deepinder Goyal admitted the policy was a mistake and apologised. “This is absolutely stupid on our part. I am super sorry for this. This charge will be removed today itself,” he assured.

In a bold move, Deepinder Goyal seeks a candidate driven by a learning mindset for the role of Chief of Staff, with a focus on humility, personal growth, and a unique philanthropic twist.

Diljit Dosanjh turns song lyrics into Coca-Cola gold during the Hyderabad leg of his Dilluminati tour

The highlight of the night came during his performance of the song Pehle Lalkare, where Diljit altered the line “Dooja kamm bottlaan de datt pattne” to “Dooja kamm Coke de datt pattne.” The playful lyric switch not only entertained fans but also generated organic buzz for Coca-Cola.

The Punjabi singer sidesteps Telangana’s alcohol ban directive with creative Coke-themed lyric tweaks, earning the soft drink giant free publicity.

Goa implements Social Media Influencer Policy; more posts, more paisa

Additionally, all content must be approved by the nodal agency before publication, and the government will retain ownership of the content.

The Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG), the nodal agency responsible for hosting the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), will utilize the services of social media influencers to promote government schemes, policies, and programs.

Coca-Cola’s AI-generated Christmas ad sparks outrage: Fans say ‘festive magic is lost’

The 15-second commercial, produced using Coca-Cola's proprietary "Real Magic AI" software, features entirely AI-generated visuals, including a convoy of festive Coca-Cola trucks arriving in a picturesque, snow-laden town.

Social media erupts with criticism over Coca-Cola’s AI-powered reimagining of its iconic 1995 Christmas campaign.