Sonam Saini

The jiohotstar.com domain dispute has escalated with the UAE siblings claiming ownership, post the initial registration by a Delhi developer for profit. Legal experts debate potential cybersquatting and trademark rights, emphasising the complexities of the UDRP process and the importance of protecting established trademarks in an interconnected digital landscape. ETBrandEquity spoke to experts for their views.

Neeraj Joshi joined Zee Studios in 2018, previously serving as AVP of marketing at Viacom18 Motion Pictures, and has also worked with Fox Studios India, Balaji Motion Pictures, and PVR Pictures. During Q2 FY25, Zee Studios released several films, including Vedaa, Berlin, Dharmaveer 2, and The Greatest of All Time.

According to media planners, Connected TV has become a hotbed for brands, with its inventory now completely sold out

Though CID ended in 2018, its memes, like the iconic Daya, ye darwaza tod do, have kept it popular, leading to actors appearing in ads for brands like Nykaa, Axis Mutual Fund and boAt.

Devika Prabhu, Business Head of Kids and Infotainment at Disney & Star India, is leaving after a 16 year stint with the company.

Rosa Amoris, founded by Adeesh Nahar, aims to redefine luxury jewelry in India with bespoke, high-quality diamond collections. Focused on brand building through social media and word of mouth, the brand plans to expand in India and the Middle East while maintaining a commitment to client satisfaction.

Rather than forcing consumers to purchase a TV, Dor offers the option to rent it through a subscription service.

The Omnicom-IPG merger creates a global advertising giant, offering increased scale and negotiating power. However, it raises concerns about job losses, reduced competition, and challenges for smaller agencies. Experts suggest that the consolidation could also impact innovation, media negotiations, and the future of local agency brands, particularly in markets like India.

During a TRAI Open House Discussion (OHD), industry stakeholders, including broadcasters and service providers, voiced strong opposition to including

On December 20, 2024, TRAI held an Open House Discussion (OHD) on its consultation paper for a unified regulatory framework for Ground-Based Broadcasters (GBBs). The stakeholders emphasised the need for integrating new transmission technologies like fiber, cloud, and broadband with traditional satellite broadcasting. They called for a technology-agnostic approach to broadcasting regulations, ensuring flexibility, scalability, and consumer protection.