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By: Akanksha Nagar
As global consolidation promises sharper prices and deeper data, Indian advertisers are asking harder questions on transparency, talent and trust- especially for mid-sized brands that fear getting lost in the scale game.
By: Akanksha Nagar
Regulator says only products derived from Camellia sinensis qualify as tea; violators risk misbranding action under food safety law.
By: Akanksha Nagar
After a year of double-digit growth and capability expansion, Publicis Media South Asia CEO Lalatendu Das outlines why 2026 will mark a decisive shift for brands, from agentic AI adoption and data governance to authenticity-led influence.
By: Akanksha Nagar
From AI-powered bots and deepfake ads to hidden mobile app schemes and CTV manipulation, ad fraud in 2025 moved beyond clicks and impressions, forcing Indian brands to rethink accountability, governance, and full-funnel trust ahead of 2026.
By: Akanksha Nagar
From AI-powered bots and deepfake ads to hidden mobile app schemes and CTV manipulation, ad fraud in 2025 moved beyond clicks and impressions, forcing Indian brands to rethink accountability, governance, and full-funnel trust ahead of 2026.
As brands in-house, AI scales content and speed trumps craft, India's agency business stands at a brutal inflection point: evolve into judgment-led growth partners or be reduced to commoditised execution vendors.
By: Akanksha Nagar, Jan
Navin Khemka, President – Client Solutions, WPP Media South Asia on why regulation, retail media, AI governance, and consumer pullback will redefine how brands plan, buy, and justify media in the year ahead.
By: Akanksha Nagar, Jan
After a year of steady alignment and double-digit growth, Harsha Razdan - CEO, South Asia, dentsu says 2026 will be defined by AI-shaped consumer journeys, gaming and retail media momentum, and brands embedding themselves into everyday choices across Bharat and beyond.
By: Akanksha Nagar, Jan
From fleeting Reels and flash discounts to enduring meaning: why the obsession with short-term metrics is reshaping Indian advertising and why the pendulum might swing back in the year ahead.
By: Akanksha Nagar, Vipul Sood, Jaspreet Singh Vij, Stuti Mittal
Author(s) Dr. Akanksha Nagar Vipul Sood Stuti Mittal Jaspreet Singh Vij Country India Abstract
