Advertising/branding
Dish TV signs up Shah Rukh Khan
By | 04 Oct 2007
Tata Tea is waking up India with Jaago Re campaign
By | 03 Oct 2007
BSNL to change colours as part of brand strategy
By Our Corporate Bureau | 28 Sep 2007
Kishore Biyani's Future Group to infuse Rs 750 crore for 'Brand Factory'
By Our Corporate Bureau | 27 Sep 2007
Oberoi Towers to be re-branded Trident Towers; terminates Hilton alliance from Trident
By Our Corporate Bureau | 26 Sep 2007
Carlsberg launches premium beer in India
By | 24 Sep 2007
Incredible India bites into Big Apple
By | 24 Sep 2007
From Maxtouch to Orange to Hutch to Vodafone, but Coke still bets on the Orange; Fanta has a new ad campaign
By Our Corporate Bureau | 22 Sep 2007
Lara Dutta and Bobby Deol to endorse ''Pantaloons''
By | 20 Sep 2007
Star seals the deal for an exclusive Vodafone rebranding campaign
By | 20 Sep 2007
Vodafone to ''Make The Most Of Now'' with Hutch essence
By | 20 Sep 2007
It''s a dog''s life: Hutch''s pug survives, the brand goes
By | 19 Sep 2007
It''s a dog''s life: Hutch''s pug survives, the brand goes
By | 19 Sep 2007
FritoLay plans aggressive campaigns, to add variants to its brands
By | 18 Sep 2007
Adidas ''Originals'' comes to India
By | 17 Sep 2007
Aston Martin, Apple iPod, YouTube, Bang and Olufsen tops UK Superbrands'' Coolbrands list
By | 14 Sep 2007
Something for luxury retailers to aspire to: Selfridges creates "The Wonder Room"
By | 13 Sep 2007
Future Media signs ad-deal with Inox multiplexes
By Our Corporate Bureau | 12 Sep 2007
Mudra DDB bags VW India account
By | 12 Sep 2007
Leo Burnett is Bacardi''s new brand manager
By | 11 Sep 2007
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