Date-wise News
Maxus retains title of 'Most Dominant Agency' fourth year in a row: RECMA 2013 ratings
Winners of the 2nd edition of IAA Leadership Awards announced
HUL awards its Magnum Ice Cream business to BBH India
Delhi Ad Club puts the spotlight on design & digital scene in India
Advertising as we know it is to a certain extent dead: Vincent Digonnet
IMPACT Top 50 Most Influential Women Jury meet concludes
Vivid: Media - Don't control or crush it, but free it
Times Internet launches self-service augmented reality platform Alive Studio
Coke takes the masses route to spread happiness
Digitisation hasn't benefited channels like us: Krishna Desai
DAVP asks TV & radio channels to stop running Bharat Nirman ads from today
Tham Khai Meng, Worldwide Chief Creative Officer & Chairman, Worldwide Creative Council, Ogilvy & Mather
The 'Create or Else' philosophy comes from David Ogilvy's 'Sell or Else'. The creative process is messy, frightening and filled with insecurity. And that's the fun part. We are in the business of creativity that is changing in many ways, and this is the age of the story-teller so 'Create or Else' would tell stories everywhere. It is interesting to note that the business has changed, but the only thing that hasn't changed is story-telling. I strongly believe that the cardinal sin is to be boring.