Wednesday 7 September 2011

Stories on 7th September

Why MxM India?
A chat with 300-odd marketing and media pros indicated there was much gap between demand and supply...

Vodafone launches Blue, a handset with integrated Facebook access that's free for a year in India

Introducing a near-daily blog that will see Ranjona Banerji review the nightly news and the fare in the morningers.

Pranesh Misra of Brandscapes on the impact of the economic climate on brands, and how to maximize customer retention

Mobile company MTS teamed up with a speedy partner of a different sort for a campaign that stood out

Hoshiyaar, Khabardaar! Mediaah! cyberspace mein waapis aa gaya hai! No-holds-barred analyses. Mediaah-ishtyle.

Kotak Mahindra Group's Karthi Marshan on the difference between banks and ketchup, and whether it's really great to be 25

IT security firm Sophos shows how a simple admin move can render a Facebook page open to takeover

Digital cinema is opening up a whole new world for the film industry, says ASSOCHAM

Ajay Kakar, CMO - Financial Services, Aditya Birla Group on when the time's right for you to say ta ta to your agency

Veteran journalist Aroon Tikekar kicks off a new weekly column by Editors tracking news across the country...


Anna Hazare issue triggers Cabinet discussion on press exaggeration

A look at how Maruti Suzuki's tall boy was established as the market leader

Mumbai's popular tabloid has been refurbished, with deep-seated changes as well as design initiatives

Hanmer MSL's one-of-a-kind in-depth look at the PR of the anti-corruption crusade

Suzlon, the wind power company, is reaching out to youth with its p.a.l.s (Pure Air Lovers Society) initiative

Insights from the 2011 Green Brands Global Survey indicate how green brands can connect with their customers

AIM plans a credible tool for advertising fraternity to understand consumer engagement with media and evaluate the engagement of magazines vis-�-vis other media

In India, where education is valued and is sought after, and as a sector is fairly liberalised, scholarly publications are set to do well