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  02 December 2014  | Volume 40 - IssueNo:17   Facebook Twitter YouTube YouTube
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
Shailesh Shah moves on from IBF
Deputy director Radhakrishnan Nair is looking after the responsibilities left vacant by Shah.
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Say no to auto
 
 
 
Purpose of the ad:

To showcase the situation which women go through almost every day.

 
Storyboard:

In most Indian cities because of various reasons there is a hardening in the attitude of auto drivers. They often end up refusing their service to customers, which irks the customer. This is even more magnified when it comes to women. Instead of depending on the whims of an auto driver, customers now have a choice. They can own their own vehicles at affordable rates.

 
Client:
Bank of India
 
Media used:
Television
 
Agency:
R K SWAMY BBDO
 
Production house:
Apocalypse Filmworks
 
Creative team:
Sangeetha N, KN Rajesh, Tapas Pal
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MAM | Media and Advertising
Sumeer Mathur joins DDB Mudra North
He will join as strategic planning senior VP and head and work closely with Aditya Kanthy.
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MAM | Marketing
500 million multichannel TV homes in APAC: CASBAA
The pay TV advertising market continues to grow in APAC with an estimated +9.4 per cent y-o-y increase for 2014.
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
Chrome Data: Dismissal show in week 48
The week saw only one gainer with 0.1 per cent i.e. Religious channels in the HSM.
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
ICC announces MRF Tyres as global partner
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Turner proposal for transfer of shares does not need FIPB approval
TELEVISION | TV Channels
After dominating TV and digital, ZEE Americas to enter radio and event management
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Rituraj Mohanty wins 'India's Raw Star' title
 
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Shailesh Shah moves on from IBF
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Rituraj Mohanty wins 'India's Raw Star' title
 
Cable TV | People
Bibhash Jha quits Star Sports, joins Siti Cable
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
GECs’ new big-ticket offering
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
After dominating TV and digital, ZEE Americas to enter radio and event management
 
Movies | Hindi
Karan Johar to direct Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
 
Movies | Hindi
A poor week at the BO
- Arby's Made An Entire Ad Apologizing To Pepsi
Source: BI
   
- Ukrainian carbon seamless steel pipes face with AD in Brazil
Source: Steel Guru
   
- InMobi raises $5 million from SoftBank, looks to woo more investors
- US retailers warn of Chinese giant Alibaba's impact in US
Source: ET
   
- Railways to mop up resources through advertisements
Source: TOI
   
- IAA Debates Mumbai: Decoding the metro 'sheen'
Source: CI
   
- Ronaldo beats Messi with Facebook posts
Source: BS
   
- How marketers convinced us that we all need mint to fix our bad breath
Source: VOX
   
- Exclusive: Qataris leading race for $900 million Pepe Jeans buyout - sources
Source: Reuters
   
 
- 8 Informative #CyberMonday Tweets That Aren't Trying to Sell You Anything
- Big-Box Stores Like Target Think These New Apps Can Defeat Amazon
- 24 Hours in Advertising: Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2014
Source: Deadline
   
- Arby’s Forgets Advertising Deal With Pepsi, Makes Apology Ad Entirely About Pepsi
Source: WSJ
   
- Landrieu ad claims GOP will impeach Obama if Cassidy wins
Source: Washington Post
   
- Dancing Joe Boxer ad has amusing pregnant pause
Source: USA today
   
- Coca-Cola’s ‘sexist’ new ad campaign for Fairlife milk
Source: News
   
- UK to be first country where over half of ad spend goes to digital, says Group M
Source: The Drum
   
- Facebook, Google, And Twitter’s War For App Install Ads
Source: Tech Crunch
 
     
MOVIES | Hindi
Karan Johar to direct Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
The film titled ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’ is slated to release on 3 June 2016.
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MOVIES | Hollywood
People Magazine accidentally publishes obituary of Kirk Douglas
Douglas, who turns 98 next week, is not the first celebrity ‘death’ botched by People.
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