Showing posts with label Malcolm Poynton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malcolm Poynton. Show all posts

Thursday, 12 March 2015

Stories on 12th Mar '15

Exclusive! BARC in talks to buy TAM?
The WPP and Nielsen co-owned TAM and joint industry body-run BARC have been in discussion for a stake sale of the television audience measurement business of TAM
http://www.mxmindia.com/2015/03/exclusive-barc-in-talks-to-buy-tam/

&TV opens with 90612 GVTs
With only five-and-a-half measurable days as per the TAM measurement cyle, newly launched flagship Hindi GEC &TV from the Zee Entertainment stable has opened at 90612 GVTs
http://www.mxmindia.com/2015/03/tv-opens-with-90612-gvts/

Zovi.com brings Bang in the Middle on board
Bang in the Middle will work in creating the new campaigns across mediums to make the brand cooler and desirable
http://www.mxmindia.com/2015/03/zovi-com-brings-bang-in-the-middle-on-board/

Game to take on the #PepsiChallenge?
The initiative will bring out-of-this-world films, once-in-a-lifetime music events, unique sports experiences and a global movement that will light up entire communities
http://www.mxmindia.com/2015/03/game-to-take-on-the-pepsichallenge/

Diageo awards winners of Women's Empowerment Journalism Awards
The awards honour the best in journalism across six categories, spanning a range of mediums from print and broadcast to online and photography
http://www.mxmindia.com/2015/03/diageo-awards-winners-of-womens-empowerment-journalism-awards/

The Gunn Report releases book and showreel honouring the best in advertising
Book and Showreel have been guest edited by Malcolm Poynton, Global Chief Creative Officer of Cheil
http://www.mxmindia.com/2015/03/the-gunn-report-releases-book-and-showreel-honouring-the-best-in-advertising/

Sanjeev Kotnala: 8 ways Indian Media & Entertainment undermines women
The media, advertising and entertainment industries play a big role in driving home the message to women that why instead of having a week, a month or even a year of equality, why they can only have just one day, on March 8, writes Sanjeev Kotnala