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As X merges deeper with xAI and CEO Linda Yaccarino steps away, brands are left grappling with a platform that seems less ...

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Analysts at investment bank Citigroup called it a “pretty grim statement” from WPP and said that the guidance was a “bit of a ...

Every year, thousands of families from small towns travel to cities like Mumbai to access free cancer treatment for their children. Yet, without affordable accommodation near hospitals, many are ...

CEO Olga Dulinskaya explains why brands need less data, sharper personalisation, and unified platforms to navigate emerging ...

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Some of the biggest names in the Indian advertising fraternity gathered at the inaugural edition of Cannes Homecoming— a first-of-its-kind initiative to honour the Indian contingent that won big at ...

At the core of the activation was a scalable voice infrastructure, allowing millions even those with basic, non-internet-enabled phones, to interact with the brand in real time. No app, no internet, ...

India’s ad game is shifting—celebs grab attention, but it’s creators who spark conversations, conversions and cultural relevance, notes Dot Media’s head of business strategy.

Chris Wade (pictured above, left), WPP’s longstanding director of communications and corporate affairs, is leaving the advertising and PR behemoth to be replaced by one of the UK PR industry’s ...