14 October 2014  | Volume 39 - Issue No:85   Facebook Twitter YouTube YouTube
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Specials | Event coverage
"Star India will prove to be a game changer for us": James Murdoch
21st Century Fox co-chief operating officer James Murdoch has lots of hopes from Star India.
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Tanishq makes gifting look easy
 
 
 
Storyboard:

S The new campaign is set in a typical Indian household on Diwali day.

A 25-year-old boy walks up to his mother’s room with a tiny golden pendant that he has purchased. He has bought it for his mother with his first Diwali bonus. But as soon as he steps in, he sees that his father has just gifted her a large, beautiful necklace. Seeing the excitement on her face, the boy begins to have second thoughts about his own gift. For a moment, he doubts whether his mother will even like the tiny pendant he has bought, sensing how happy she is on receiving a large ornamental piece. He somehow musters up the courage and presents the gift to his mother that has been bought with his Diwali bonus. Taken aback, she walks up to him slowly and looks closely at the pendant. Without holding back her emotions, she wishes her son a 'Happy Diwali.' He too rejoices with the feedback, and realizes that his doubt about his gift was unfounded. For his mother, the little pendant was the biggest and most precious gift that she could receive – a fact that is evident on her face when she tries it on.

 
Client:
Tanishq
 
Agency:
Lowe Lintas
 
Production house:
Ramesh Deo Productions
 
Media used:
TV, Outdoor, Radio, Digital
 
Creative team:
Arun Iyer, Rajesh Ramaswamy, Ujjwal Kabra, Rexena Devraj, Adarsh Atal, Indrasish Mukherjee
 
Purpose of the ad:

Tanishq endeavors to make this Diwali special for everyone.

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Specials | Event coverage
Being a lean aggressive company has helped us, says Sony’s Steve Mosko
Right from the hit series Breaking Bad to the new show on the block, Outlander, Sony has been in the middle of it all. And taking the centre stage for the first master keynote at MIPCOM 2014 was Sony Pictures Television president Steve Mosko.
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Specials | Event coverage
Audiences watch less TV as they grow younger, says Maker Studios CEO Ynon Kreiz
Maker Studios CEO Ynon Kreiz is noticing the emergence of short format content. "This side of business is growing at double digits," he said during his keynote at the ongoing MIPCOM 2014.
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iWorld | e-commerce
Future group inks pact with Amazon India
The deal will leverage the product knowledge, brand portfolio and sourcing base of the Future Group, and the e-commerce platform, customer base and reach of Amazon.in.
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
Chrome Data: HSM sees a hike in week 41
 
Specials | Event coverage
Fremantlemedia to hypnotise broadcasters at MIPCOM 2014 With Stars Under Hypnosis
MOVIES | Hindi
Sony Pictures acquisition Red Army to be screened at Mumbai Film Festival
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
National Geographic Channel’s 'Megastructures' showcases the making of the Hyderabad Metro Rail'
 
Specials | Event coverage
The X Factor UK is a global sensation
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Movies OK 'Karo Diwali Share' contest
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Zee Khana Khazana launches new show Eat Manual
 
Specials | Event coverage
Bomanbridge Media Announces Program Deals With AG Properties
 
Specials | Event coverage
Bomanbridge Media Announces Multiple Sales at MIPCOM
 
Specials | Event coverage
Russia will present over 30 new films and TV series at MIPCOM 2014
 
 
Specials | Event coverage
'Peanuts Re-imagined' at MipJunior 2014
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Q2-2015: TV18 reports improvement over y-o-y and q-o-q results
 
Specials | Event coverage
NEWS FROM HIT ENTERTAINMENT AND MATTEL AT 2014 MIPCOM
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Tiger Shroff packs a punch in 'Heropanti' this weekend on MAX
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
ICC broadcast rights till 2023 bagged by Star India
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
National Geographic Channel’s 'Megastructures' showcases the making of the Hyderabad Metro Rail
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Network18 Q2-2015 results a little better q-o-q and y-o-y
- David Beckham Has Made An Ad About Ebola Prevention To Be Shown In Africa
Source: Business Insider
   
- Publicis to buy 20% of digital ad group Matomy
- Flytxt gets award for mobile marketing campaign
Source: THBL
   
- Wealthy Saudi businesswoman posts 'matrimonial ad' on Twitter
Source: BS
   
- Check out Arjun Kapoor and Ranveer Singh’s looks from their new ad commercial!
Source: Bollywood Life
   
- Controversy Over PM Modi's Madison Square Garden Speech Rerun As BJP Ad
Source: NDTV
   
- From ad-designing to publishing kids’ books
Source: Bangalore Mirror
   
- Alison Lundergan Grimes doesn’t want you to know she’s running anti-amnesty ads against Mitch McConnell
Source: VOX
   
- Young entrepreneurs smell opportunity in social media advertising
Source: TOI
 
- Upworthy Claims It Can Deliver Its Positive Spin for Brands
- Ad of the Day: Peugeot Remakes 1984 Ad, Taking the Stunt Driving From Crazy to Insane
- Updated: Is Yet Another Global Creative Shop About to Name a New CEO?
- Facebook Plays Favorites Among Its Brand Partners
Source: Ad Week
   
- Samsung develops Wi-Fi 802.11ad standard with speeds of up to 4.6Gbps
Source: GSM Arena
   
- Wendy Davis pollster: Her controversial attack ad is ‘effective and working’
Source: Washington Post
   
- Ad Blames GOP Budget Cuts For Ebola Outbreak
Source: Realclear Politics
   
- Billy Eichner starts beef with Burger King over ripoff ad
Source: AV Club
   
- UK iPhone 6 ad features Chris O'Dowd and Richard Ayoade (The IT Crowd)
Source: Tuaw
   
- Women of the Wall launch Bat Mitzva ad campaign on Jerusalem buses
Source: J Post
     
MOVIES | Hindi
'Bang Bang'continues to thrill the BO
The film, which had collected Rs 80 crore in its first five days (having opened on Thursday), ended its eight-day week with Rs 115.3 crore.
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MOVIES | Hollywood
Hong Kong dominates Asian Film Market in Busan
This week's films from Hong Kong at the Asian Film Market in Busan in Korea represent a variety that moves from erotica to horror to romantic comedy and 3-D blockbusters.
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