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Cricket powers India sports economy past $2 billion mark in 2025India's sports economy reached Rs 18,864 crore in 2025, surpassing $2 billion for the first time. Cricket led this growth, contributing 89%...- WPP Media sees India ad market growing 9.7% in 2026 to Rs 2.02 lakh croreIndia's advertising market is set for significant growth, reaching over Rs 2 lakh crore by 2026. Digital advertising will lead this expansi...
- Pitch perfect: Startup-themed content takes centre stage on TV and OTTStartup-themed content is gaining popularity on Indian TV and streaming platforms, attracting younger audiences and offering a fresh approa...
- WPP Media unveils leadership structure for South AsiaWPP Media South Asia unveils a new leadership team. This supports the Vision’30 strategy. The focus is on better results for clients. Opera...
- Indian ad market to expand 7% to Rs 1,64,137 crore in 2025: GroupMIndia's advertising market is expected to grow by 7% in 2025, reaching Rs 1,64,137 crore. Digital ad spend will lead this growth, projected...
- Festive spending to spur ad sales in 2nd half of 2024Media agencies predict mid-to-high single digit ad revenue growth for the second half of 2024, driven by festive season spending. Brands ar...
- Big TV shows look to rake in the moolah in festive seasonBigg Boss and Kaun Banega Crorepati are set to see increased viewership and advertising revenue during the festive season due to the absenc...
- Election ad spend helps print media script growth in revenue, profitabilityPrint media in India experienced significant revenue and profitability growth in the June quarter, driven by increased ad spending during t...
- Padmanabhan named COO for GroupM South AsiaAshwin Padmanabhan appointed COO for South Asia, leading key practices and driving investments. He aims for long-term success and optimizat...
- Pending poll umpire's decision delays closure of IPL ad dealsAdvertising deals for this year's IPL are delayed due to lack of clarity over the schedule caused by the Lok Sabha elections. Companies see...
- Amazon shuts down the ‘homegrown’ Westland Books: Is it an alarm bell for India’s publishing Industry, ask readersAmazon has so far not given any reason for the sudden decision to close down Westland Books.
- Indian print ad spends to rise 23% this year, digital media to see 28% surge: ReportIndian advertising spends recorded a 21.5 per cent drop in terms of value in 2020 due to the pandemic, but total ad expenditure (adex) is e...
- Banijay Asia, GroupM join hands to offer content and monetisation solution to platformsThe partnership deal, which was in the works for close to a year, is between Motion Content Group, a division of GroupM, and Banijay Asia.
- ET Young Leaders B-School Edition 2017: Here's the list of winnersThe programme assesses final year, full-time postgraduate students studying in any business school in India on their potential to become fu...
- Amazon buys 26% in Tatas’ publishing house WestlandGlobal ecommerce giant Amazon has bought a 26% stake in Westland a publishing house under Tata Group’s Trent to support the company’s expan...
- Amazon invests in Tata Group's publishing house WestlandAmazon has made an investment in Westland — a publishing house under Tata Group’s Trent Ltd — to support its publishing business’ expansion...
- RBNL mandates ZenithOptimedia with digital dutiesZenithOptimedia has been appointed as the digital partner for the entire digital mandate with Reliance Broadcast Network Limited (RBNL).
- Delhi assembly elections: Battle for CM on FM radioIn the lonely vacuum of the radio studio Narendra Modi's pitch for BJP's CM potential Harsh Vardhan is sounding somewhat shaky.
- Service providers eye middle-class Indians; offer convenient, specialised optionsRising consumption by middle-class Indians has spurred the launch of scores of startups that retail food, apparel and travel products.
- Rupee rise could hit IT cos revenuesAnalysts are expecting the Q4 revenues of frontline IT co to grow between 5-7%, on a sequential basis.
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