As India’s TV landscape continues to transform, Direct-to-Home (DTH) operators are looking for ways to stay relevant in an era dominated by OTT streaming platforms.

Hybrid DTH + OTT Plans Show Promise, But Can They Revive the Indian DTH Industry?

As India’s TV landscape continues to transform, Direct-to-Home (DTH) operators are looking for ways to stay relevant in an era dominated by OTT streaming platforms. Their latest move — hybrid DTH + OTT bundles — promises a unified entertainment experience under one subscription. But the key question remains: can this innovation truly revive a sector…

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This shift doesn’t dismantle Google’s leadership but introduces a market-driven check on its long-standing dominance. Instead of forcing structural breakups, this model promotes behavioral change — compelling all major players to maintain competitive, consumer-friendly practices.

Google Deal Machine Becomes an Annual Event: What It Means for Digital Advertising

In a landmark shift for the global digital ecosystem, Google’s long-standing model of multi-year default search agreements has now been replaced by an annual negotiation framework. What was once a predictable, multi-year deal structure — securing Google’s search placement across browsers, devices, and voice assistants — will now become a yearly contest for default status….

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If you remember Don Draper’s line, “Success comes from standing out, not fitting in,” you remember what built the great agency networks: audacity, craft, and the conviction that a single, culture-shaping idea could move markets. That creed powered institutions such as DDB, FCB, and MullenLowe (Lintas)—schools of advertising as much as agencies.

When Creativity Stops Being Enough: Survival of the Fittest in the Post-Merger Ad Industry

If you remember Don Draper’s line, “Success comes from standing out, not fitting in,” you remember what built the great agency networks: audacity, craft, and the conviction that a single, culture-shaping idea could move markets. That creed powered institutions such as DDB, FCB, and MullenLowe (Lintas)—schools of advertising as much as agencies. Yet Draper also…

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As Gear for Gold enters its next phase, the collaboration is expected to support more academies and identify emerging talent from smaller towns and rural regions. Plans are underway to expand into new disciplines, introduce mental conditioning modules, and strengthen athlete transition pathways into global competitions.

Infosys Foundation and GoSports Foundation Expand Athlete Support with Gear for Gold

In a powerful step toward advancing India’s sporting ecosystem, Infosys Foundation, the philanthropic and CSR arm of Infosys, has expanded its collaboration with GoSports Foundation through the launch of ‘Gear for Gold’ — a reimagined and inclusive version of their earlier program, ‘Girls for Gold.’ The initiative aims to create a comprehensive, athlete-first ecosystem that…

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Mars Completes Acquisition of Kellanova, Adds Pringles and Cheez-It to Its Snacking Portfolio

Mars Completes Acquisition of Kellanova, Adds Pringles and Cheez-It to Its Global Snacking Portfolio

Global confectionery and snacking giant Mars, Incorporated has officially completed its acquisition of Kellanova, bringing under its wing some of the world’s most beloved snacking brands — including Pringles, Cheez-It, Pop-Tarts, and Rice Krispies Treats. The transaction marks one of the most significant consolidations in the global FMCG space in recent years, expanding Mars’ already…

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The KFC Feastival Trail marks a milestone for India’s OOH evolution, especially in high-density metro markets. It highlights a growing trend: contextual creativity combined with location intelligence.

How WPP Media Transformed Mumbai’s Skyline with KFC Feastival Trail

In a bold showcase of creativity, WPP Media redefined Mumbai’s outdoor landscape with its latest large-scale campaign for KFC Feastival — a sensory-driven OOH trail that turned the city’s arterial roads into a moving feast of visuals. The campaign seamlessly blended storytelling, technology, and design to transform multiple billboards into a cohesive narrative experience, marking…

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The six startups that became unicorns in 2025 show how India’s startup ecosystem is maturing. Rather than chasing valuations, founders are focusing on profit, innovation, and long-term growth.

India’s New Unicorns of 2025: Meet the Six Startups That Hit Billion-Dollar Valuations

India’s startup scene stayed active in 2025. Six startups joined the billion-dollar club, despite slower funding activity. The new unicorns are Netradyne, Porter, Drools, Fireflies.ai, Jumbotail, and Dhan. With these additions, India now has 125 unicorns worth a combined $366 billion. While growth slowed, this year proved that strong fundamentals and profitability now matter more…

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