Anant was wise, warm and great company
The author explains how Anant became his 'invaluable guide to the complexities of life in India', after interviewing him for the role of Campaign India's editor
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Technology should not be the preserve of the CTO
In this digital marketing age, marketers must take a more active role in technology procurement, argues the author
Opinion: Cannes decision cheers British love of fair-play
Of the 2.67 million regular buyers of the NoTW, just over 2.1 million have switched
Opinion: Rupert Murdoch’s big reincarnation dilemma
Any decision to replace the NoTW with the Sun on Sunday comes with huge problems
Opinion: Excuses and introspection: post-Cannes talk
This issue is an important milestone. It is Campaign India's 100th Issue
Opinion: The heaven and hell of Christmas advertising
Only 43 shopping days to Christmas, so what better time and place to buy than now
Opinion: Poster industry hit by political grandstanding
"Sex sells, it always has done, and is at the core of many products' appeal, overtly"
Opinion: Yoghurt, product placement and, er, salad ...
“When the chat about product placement is as loud as that about the film itself, it’s time to get worried.”
Opinion: London gripped by the outbreak of start-up fever
"An otherwise dull London scene has been invigorated by indie start-ups, many of which are flourishing"
Opinion: UK goes mad and advertising gets caught up in it
Shortly after it announced the sacking of 1800 miliary staff, the MoD will be advertising for new recruits
Opinion: EPL footballers, Venky’s, barter trade and Dior….
"If Venky's ask its players to appear in an ad - paid or not - they cannot refuse"
Opinion: Riots lead to a period of introspection for adland
"Do ads have a responsibility or do they operate in a moral vacuum?"