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22 Sep 2009 | by Matt Williams
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And in the real world... Standard Life, William Hill, Yell and more
27 Oct 2009 | by Kate Nettleton
on India's $60 billion betting market by bidding for an internet licence in the Himalayan state of Sikkim ...
Ogilvy & Mather and JWT top winners at Spikes Asia awards
21 Sep 2009 | by John Tylee
JWT was named Network of the Year after winning three Grand Prix. The network s Mumbai office won the Integrated and Direct/Sales Promotions categories for the Times of India Teach India campaign. JWT Shanghai also won the Craft-Print category for its Shan shui work for CEPF. The O M office in Bangkok was named ...
Chiat\Day triumphs at Campaign Photo
10 Sep 2009 | by Staff
-image Campaigns 5. Black White The Heroism of the Stag by Stuart Hall Winner Capturing India* by Adam ...
APG Creative Strategy Awards - DTC 'diamond Bride' by JWT Mumbai
11 Aug 2009
wedding communication focuses on parents. It stands to reason because most weddings in India are financed ... and with their eyes downcast most of the time. Planning had identified that in India, brides were not happy, but would ... India's finest designers to imagine this so-far mythical figure and imbue her with flesh and blood ...
APG Creative Strategy Awards shortlist announced
07 Aug 2009 | by Anne Cassidy
Advertising Forevermark Diamonds Shaziya Khan JWT Mumbai, India Johnnie Walker Jacob Wright Bartle ...
Hegarty blasts ad industry's 'rubbish'
09 Jul 2009 | by Ian Darby
In a BBC debate, also featuring Sir Martin Sorrell of WPP, Maurice L vy of Publicis and Piyush Pandey, the ?executive chairman of Ogilvy India, Hegarty says: "I have seen an enormous amount of advertising that's rubbish - that's insulting to people's intelligence and doesn't engage them." When pushed ...
Unilever calls global media review
02 Jul 2009 | by Anne Cassidy
in the review are North America, the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, India ...
Meera Chandra replaces Gareth Phillips as Syzygy MD
30 Jun 2009 | by Matt Williams
Connect India, where she held the role of president and national creative director. In her new role, she ... . Chandra has more than 25 years experience in the ad industry, including spells at Tribal DDB India and Rapp Collins India. She took on the role of president and creative director at RMG Connect in January ...
MySpace to cut 300 international staff
24 Jun 2009 | by Anne Cassidy
, Brazil, Canada, France, India, Italy, Mexico, Russia, Sweden and Spain under review for a possible ...
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Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
