Media

Between comparison charts and keywords searches, the humble product page has begun to lose its shine.

The era of the accountable, standardised ecosystem is beginning.

What we call 'media fragmentation' is simply reality catching up with an industry that prefers linear planning templates.

John Wren now reigns at the helm of the world’s largest advertising holdco. What if the last king of Madison Avenue made a bid for one of the best creative minds? Rahul daCunha imagines a conversation between the two

The recently notified Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules could result in a more robust, transparent, trust-led ecosystem.

Changing how Omnicom operates and collaborates in post-IPG era requires shift in mindset and incentives.

Agencies that see marketing as one coherent journey rather than a sequence of disconnected tasks will win the game.

LLMs today need to speak a variety of languages, not just English with an accent.

India is no longer an outsourcing destination; it is a trusted, creatively mature partner in the global content supply chain.

This outage, alongside similar incidents at major cloud providers, signals a rising pattern of vulnerabilities and structural degradation.

Raised in an era of constant reinvention, this generation has developed a keen instinct for what’s real and what’s performative.

The rise of digital technology has splintered media consumption across multiple platforms and devices. The problem is no longer a lack of data, but a lack of interoperable data.

As reels dominate daily habits, brands face a sharper choice: use short-form for reach, long-form for trust, or master both together.

To be successful, policy advocacy must be a part of a broad brand narrative, working in collaboration with PR, content, design, and stakeholder teams, argue Jajabor Brand Consultancy's executives.

Tsaaro CEO and co-founder illustrates how India's new consumer data privacy rules are shaking up media and entertainment sector.

Indian creators are quietly becoming the new faces of global marketing and the world is finally taking notice, says Fame Keeda co-founder.

CBSE’s Sugar Board mandate for schools is an example of how simple communication can lead to policy change, says PersonaKraft founder.

It's time for the strategic planning profession to be redeployed, at the very least, to improve efficiency and creativity, writes the founder of Australian independent agency, Thinkerbell.

In a post-scroll world, brands must do more than advertise; they need to embed themselves into the rhythm of everyday digital life, says Jigsaw Brand Consultants founder.

The evolution of ‘the client’ from a straightforward descriptor — someone receiving services — to a phrase laced with frustration or negativity is easy to understand.

With over-dependence on search engines becoming passé, brands that embrace social discovery will reap future rewards, says GALE India president.

Despite a chaotic week for PR figures handling the fallout from US President Trump’s tariff changes, the corporate world has remained relatively silent—but is this the right comms move?

Sarah Wynn-Williams’ memoir lifts the lid on life inside Facebook, exposing a culture where ambition eclipses ethics, and authenticity is welcomed only when it's convenient.

It is easy to get trapped in nostalgia. But Famous Innovations’ creative head cautions that brands and agencies need to maintain a fine line between cultural tribute and creative redundancy.

India’s OTT platforms face a tough balancing act—compelling content, smart pricing, and data-driven ads—all while battling churn and piracy, notes Moloco’s director of product management for MSM business.

Raised in chaos, shaped by algorithms, Interbrand India and South Asia’s CEO wonders whether the young truly cynical, or just mirroring a world we built for them?

With OTTs dominating TV advertising space, brands must adapt to AI-led, precision-targeted campaigns for deep engagement, says Mashrise co-founder.

Often underrated, digital audio provides brand marketers with a powerful way to connect with audiences, says Pocket FM's vice president of branding and communications, in this myth-buster.

Attending Maha Kumbh as a marketer revealed a masterclass in brand engagement for Haymarket Media Group—India’s country head.

From Meta's masculinity pivot to the mass corporate retreat from DEI, flexibility, and parity commitments, 2025 is exposing the friction between corporate values and valuations, revealing what happens when trust is deemed to have outlived its market worth.

As memes and backlash amplify L&T's 90-hour fiasco, Tute Consults’ founder highlights the need for empathy, communication finesse, and modern workplace values.

Active listening tech offers potential and peril, forcing advertisers to balance innovation with user trust in a privacy-first world, notes Famous Innovations’ CEO.

VideoVerse’s CRO reveals how 5G transforms broadcasting into dynamic, interactive experiences for today’s evolving audiences.

Response India’s director suggests essential reads tailored for advertising professionals aiming to excel and enhance their creativity.

The co-founder and CEO of VdoCipher explains why brand marketers must advocate for DRM to help OTT platforms secure streaming content and boost their own advertising returns.

The biggest beneficiary might not be the two companies involved, but the wider agency sector itself, writes Campaign UK editor-in-chief, Gideon Spanier.

Animal’s senior partner opines that the Omnicom-IPG merger pressures independents to double down on creativity, offering a unique edge against automated mega-agency dominance.

Global marketing isn't just about translating words; it is about understanding different cultures, adapting and relating to them.

As audiences choose raw snatches of life from regional influencers over superficial content from influencers in urban pockets, a new medium for brand marketing has opened up.

On World Environment Day 2024, she reveals how Himalaya Wellness Company has incorporated its sustainability ethos into every function, process, product and customer communication initiative.

Prioritising authenticity over glamour, many within younger cohorts are spurning celebrities in commercials in favour of narratives built on genuine and relatable storytelling.

Renowned movie producer and television maverick Rabindra Narayan shares his insights on why over-the-top (OTT) platforms are poised to change the TV game now, and forever more.

By integrating cultural components into their communication and offerings, brands can foster a feeling of familiarity and rapport with Gen Z, opines Himani Pundir of Quantum.

With an eye-watering price tag, it's easy for advertisers to be dismissive of Apple Vision Pro as an ad platform. But extended reality has the future potential to reach consumers in ways other channels can’t reach

The CEO of Radio City gets nostalgic as he relives the golden era of radio that Sayani embodied with his memorable show and trademark style that surpassed generations

SOUNDING BOARD: Experts weigh in on the risks associated with the rise of AI tech such as deepfake after the deepfake viral video of actor Rashmika Mandanna and centre's response to it

It's time for media agencies to integrate fully into client marketing processes and work between holding companies says the CEO of PHD Hong Kong

The author shares his thoughts on the IPL bidding war for media rights

Star Sports, the broadcaster of the US Open, has chosen to ignore the games featuring Indian tennis players

TRP scams, Amul’s advertising during re-runs on shows on Doordarshan, boycotts of brands due to hurt sentiments, and a campaign featuring celebs from the 90s – advertising, media and marketing sure made it to mainstream conversations in 2020