Brand Sachin still on strong wicket
Sachin Tendulkar is the face of many brands, across categoeis, and one of the top celebrity endorsers. MxM India spoke to sports marketers and people who have worked closely with Sachin, finding out that Brand Sachin’s biggest strength is his ability to change with the times
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The Anchor: Utterly Butterly Tondulkarlicious!
As the master blaster reaches his 100th international ton, MxMIndia presents 25 Amul ads that tell the Tendlya story.
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Anil Thakraney: Sachin coverage sucks
Each time Sachin reaches a milestone, the media (both, print and electronic) regurgitates the same old childhood pictures and the same old tired clichés about the man. Surely there’s an innovative way to celebrate the hero’s achievements. Surely there are untold incidents from the man’s life that can be dug out if one cares to do the hard work.
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[MJR]: Tendulkar upstages budget extravaganza
In Freaking News, which will now appear every Tuesday and Friday, Ranjona Banerji reviews the fare in the morning papers and the nightly news. And sometimes the afternooners, the newsmags and all that's on the Web
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How relevant is newspaper content to the reader?
N Ram and Girish Agarwal discussed newspaper content and the state of the media in India today
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Integrated media best way fwd: Vikram Sakhuja
On the sidelines of FICCI Frames 2012,Vikram Sakhuja, CEO, South Asia, Group M spoke to MxMIndiaabout how the digital can be a game changer for marketers and how to make content engaging for people
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Digitisation will allow broadcaster to make money off ground: Tarun Katial
Tarun Katial, the CEO of the Reliance Broadcast Network Ltd, spoke to MxM about how the businesses will have to rework their monetising strategies in the wake of digitisation
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No disadvantage of being a woman
Getting there is sometimes the hardest part, as women who have achieved success share at FICCI Frames 2012
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CCI is an overall market regulator: Ashok Chawla
The role of the Competition Commission in the industry and the need for this umbrella body
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Adapt to the digital tide or be left out
FICCI Frames 2012 took off on an exhilarating note on Day 1, with the burning issue of Digital coming to the fore right away and more or less staying there.
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Digital will decide the fate of TV
FICCI panel on evolution of TV’s many personas figures out that the medium’s response to the digital revolution will determine its survival
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Turning 3 into 10, a percentage issue for digital
From 3 to 10 per cent: ad industry is hopeful of making digital an integral medium for ad spends
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TRAI invites views on ads policy for broadcasters
Broadcast regulator Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has invited comments on proposals to formulate a clear policy for advertisements on pay and Free to Air channels
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A brand's success does not guarantee anything: Kevin Lane Keller
Managing a brand's potential is the most challenging aspect of today's marketing environment, with the accelerated pace of change, says the marketing guru
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Ad Strat: Screw the couch
Behind every great commercial is super strategy. Every week, MxMIndia brings you the brief and the strat as given by the client and whatever else that went into creating a winning ad
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