Anant’s blog: News channels could learn from sports
Allow the news to ‘breathe’
Allow the news to ‘breathe’
And why 24X7 does not demand instant authority
Brian Hanrahan, RIP
The industry needs to nip this in the bud
Ignore it at your peril, at your loss
Campaign India caught up with Robin Wight, president, Engine at Goafest 2011
You can, if you want to
One day, we’ll discover you
Is your brand half as good?
Acknowledgement is the first step
And of being closed to criticism
One would have thought, one would have hoped, that IIPM’s wanton run was over. It’s far from.
AAAI, Ad Club negotiations collapse
All good things come to an end
Manage churn by introducing contracts
Anant Rangaswami talks about the value of viewing one's time in an organisation as a career rather than a job. Among other things, of course.
Learning from The Economist’s World in 2011
It’s an augury for a brighter future
The structure of the event required the very best of Indian creatives to be present
Threat may be from someone who doesn’t exist
Blow it, and you’re blown away
Launching a new car brand in a country as vast as India is not for the fainthearted
Campaign India's Anant Rangaswami caught up with the CEO of WPP, when he was in Mumbai recently
Campaign India's Anant Rangaswami caught up with the CEO of WPP, when he was in Mumbai recently
… even before the show starts…
Doing away with the edit page is a bad decision
The stage is set for a bigger, better Goafest
He Knows how you stack up vis-a-vis your competition, he knows strengths and weaknesses
Count the GRPs. Count ’em!
Workers from a political party have threatened cable operators to block off Colors.
An inside story of how news becomes news
Worldwide Media's Tarun Rai and Top Gear India editor Girish Karkera in conversation with Campaign India on the new look of the magazine
It’s coming sooner than I thought it would
Not quite complete; you can make it complete
There's too much at stake in media for marketing to be done for the sake of marketing
As you kill readers, you’ll kill yourself
Campaign India caught up with Susan Clark, MD, CEMEA & group MD, The Economist Group at Goafest 2011
No, to mine, to mine, to mine
One works, the other doesn’t
Sort out now, or stress on forever
Worldwide Media's Tarun Rai and Top Gear India editor Girish Karkera in conversation with Campaign India on the new look of the magazine
That means that a lot of newspapers and magazines get away with murder. Almost.
In a weird way, the Abbys does not want to declare a winner - because those who lose get upset.
The celebrations warm up