Indiantelevision.com's The Ad Linx Reporter dated 12 March 2015 - Global and Indian advertising news, information and data at your fingertips
 
  13 March 2015  | Volume 40 - Issue No:85   Facebook Twitter YouTube YouTube
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
Star India overcomes obstacles in making World Cup a hit

The first India game, against arch rivals Pakistan had 93 advertisers showcasing their brands across digital and TV. The total tally of sponsors elevated to 38 from 30.

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Kuoni stands for holidays
 
 
 
Purpose of the ad:

The campaign communicates a strong statement of looking at Vacation Deprivation as a disease and a holiday as the only medicine to cure it. The strategy and communication designed by TBWA\India for Kuoni-SOTC, helps working individuals realise that there is new illness that is sweeping through the country, and professionals are most vulnerable to it.

 
Storyboard:

The 45-second film captures the Vacation Deprivation phenomenon in a humorous way where employees are seen moving about in their organisation in stooped postures that they've acquired because of sitting at their workstations for hours. They are seen completing their tasks in this funny pose. Amongst the stooped postured employees, a man walks in upright and back from his holiday impressing his colleagues. Holiday packages have been replaced by medicine packs with destination names as their labels moving away from a template approach.

 
Client:
Kuoni-SOTC
 
Agency:
TBWA, India
 
Creative team:
Venkatraman Ramalingam
 
Production House:
Like Minded People
 
Media used:
Television, Digital
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
&TV opens big with 91 million GVTs
Moreover, Sab emerged as the biggest gainer in week 10 of TAM TV ratings with 312 million GVTs.
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MAM | Marketing
ASCI to hold debate on relevance of self-regulation in advertising
The objective of this event is to create and present an engagement platform to uphold creativity, which is not only exciting and memorable but with a conscience.
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
Q3-2015: Radio companies y-o-y operating results up 49.7%; YTD up 61.9%
Among auto experts, Tutu Dhawan held 98 per cent of pie leaving Dilip Desai and Bertrand far behind, while Adil Jal Darukhanawala was marginally ahead of Hormard Sorabjee in the anchor segment.
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TELEVISION | TV Channels
Team India’s winning run against the West Indies scores 13.1 TVR
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Discovery & TLC top Brand Trust Report 2015
TELEVISION | TV Channels
& Pictures to premiere documentary on cricket ‘Beyond All Boundaries’
 
Movies | Hollywood
Oscar Frenzy on Lukup's Hollywood ON Channel
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Let’s Talk Health: ‘High Blood Pressure/Hypertension
 
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
&TV opens big with 91 million GVTs
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
IPL 2015: 65 percent ad inventory of Sony already sold
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Prasar Bharati makes 55 essential appointments for AIR & DD
 
Movies | Hindi
Sonakshi Sinha trains with Tiger Shroff’s fitness trainer for Murgadoss' next
 
DTH | DTH Operator
DTH cos depend on foreign satellites due to Ku Band capacity shortage in Indian satellites
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
Andrew Demaria upped to CNN Digital International VP & managing editor
 
TELEVISION | TV Channels
HBO to premiere ‘Game of Thrones’ simultaneously in 170 countries
 
- Johnson & Johnson sues Glaxo over allergy ads as spring nears
- UPDATE 1-Suez moves to single brand, regional structure
  Source: Reuters
   
- HERE Maps Goes Cross-Platform With Brand-New iOS App
Source: Tech Tree
   
- Parle Agro rebrands Frooti, allots Rs100 crore for marketing campaign
- Solar Impulse 2 offers innovative brand-building exercise for companies
Source: Live Mint
   
- Snapdeal may ink biggest deal in Indian e-tail if it buys Freecharge for Rs 2800 cr
Source: First Post
   
- Pepsi to let consumers make commercials in this IPL season
Source: BS
   
- This ad on call centres for the hearing impaired will leave you teary eyed

Source: Hindustan Times

   
- Google Adsense adds social casino games to its ad category
Source: The Nextdigit
   
- Advertisers are supposedly paying insanely high rates to get their ads on Snapchat
Source: Business Insider
   
 
- The Guardian Corrects and Clarifies Story That Damaged Whisper App
- Yoga Is Replacing Coffee and Happy Hour as the SXSW Meetup of Choice
- This Time Y&R Picks an Insider to Lead Business Development
- 9 Pieces of Sage Advice From SXSW Veterans Who Have Seen It All
Source: Ad Week
   
- Bibi Using Congressional Address In New Campaign Ad, Just As Critics Warned
Source: Huffington Post
   
- YouTube Rolls Out Ad Targeting Tool Geared For Hispanic Audiences
- Google in Early Talks to Buy Indian Mobile Ad Firm InMobi
Source: WSJ
   
- The rise of the 'attack ad' as parties take their campaigns online
Source: BBC
   
- McDonald's Features Northern California City In New Ad, Residents Cry Foul
Source: CBC Local
   
- Honda to Launch Ad Campaign Urging Customers to Repair Recalled Vehicles
Source: WSJ
   
- 'Happy St Patrick's Day': Liam Neeson voices Tourism Ireland ad
Source: Irish Times
     
MOVIES | Hollywood
'Pseudonym' to premiere at Houston International Film Fest
The festival will feature 50 award-winning independent films, 111 short films and 550 independent filmmakers from around the globe
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MOVIES | Hindi
Punjabi film What The Jatt set for release
The film was shot in one schedule in 24 days in Punjab
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