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The Awards will reward creativity in newspaper advertising across 21 categories. 497 entries were received from across agencies, publications and companies
Advertising revenues grew by 17.4%, digital media ad revenue grew by 54%, and radio business ad revenue grew by 19.2 %
Mandal declared his decision to resign on his Facebook page. He has worked with leading media houses for over two decades
The Bombay High Court in its ruling on May 8, 2014 allowed media houses and agencies to use the Indian Readership Survey 2013 data for marketing and media planning purposes
A total of 497 entries were received from across agencies, publications and clients like Ogilvy & Mather, HUL, Titan,GroupM, Madison, Star, Viacom18, Malayala Manorama among others
Print players have admitted that spends have been much below expectations as TV & digital grabbed a major chunk of the ad pie, even as individual advertising didn’t turn up the way they had expected
The May 2014 issue of 'Entrepreneur' will be the last issue of the magazine in India as Network18 Publishing has chosen not to renew its license with Entrepreneur Media, the franchise holder for the title
Ghosh joins in from Times Television Network, where he was Business Head – ET Now and Times Now. In his new role, he will be reporting to DD Purkayastha, MD & CEO, ABP Group
This is the newspaper's second edition in Madhya Pradesh after Jabalpur. It is currently published from Rohtak, New Delhi, Jabalpur, Raipur and Bilaspur
Seven years ago, the MD of Condé Nast India had set out to build a high-end publishing business. Today, what he has on his hands is a leading multi-media platform with premium content for readers as well as for brands
Digital has made significant inroads in the political advertising space, which has been the print's bastion so far. Given the sizeable chunk of young voters, digital has been the media
Regional print players display a positive disposition towards forming partnerships on the lines of OneIndia. While most appreciate the potential of regional alliances, certain apprehensions come about
Media observers feel that regional print players should go ahead with such an initiative, but the pricing of the rates package should be considered carefully
The world's largest B2B publication for hoteliers will be published quarterly and is expected to be launched in India by the end of second quarter of this year
Venu, who resigned from The Hindu last year, has brought in Sujay Mehdudia as Senior Associate Editor
Advertisers feel that the platform is a great initiative and will help them expand their footprint. With cost advantage being offered, this alliance has been getting positive response
Agarwal will look after the operations of both the states. Prior to this, he was with Hindustan Media Ventures
Industry experts believe that print and digital media are symbiotic, where campaigns and content using both media are delivering effective results
Experts say that polls contribute revenue from political party & individual candidate ads. In regional publications, the trend of post-election congratulatory ads will also contribute
Suresh Srinivasan, VP, Sales & Marketing, The Hindu lists the various reasons that make the alliance formed by some of the leading print media players a win-win for all stakeholders
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