Date-wise News
‘Content is the digital bait’ : Experts
Moving from information to knowledge
Bindass Connect brings together youth, marketers
‘Digitalisation of cable will cut distribution cost’
Sai Prasad Media to make Humvatan a daily soon
History marches on with three initiatives
Engage readers beyond traditional media
The ethical challenges in business journalism
Cable industry gears up to meet digitisation deadline
STAR 2.0: A STAR is Reborn – Part 2
‘Don’t divorce ATL campaigns while going digital’
‘We have now reached PR 2.0’
When numbers tell the story...N Madhavan on biz reporting
‘Journalism is like the art of seduction’
Non-metros spur My FM Q3 revenues
India’s rural market size at $425 bn: Kinetic study
Disney XD announces ‘Cricket Ka Ticket’ contest winner
Mogae ropes in Atishi Pradhan as Chief Strategist
<b>Glenn Osaki</b>, President, MSLGroup Asia
Here’s how PR helps businesses: it improves revenue, profitability, customer base, shareholder perception, competitive edge, media exposure and awareness. It is a powerful business tool. The need of the hour is to stop functioning as media relations experts and turn into strategic communications consultants, using all the various tools we have – including social media and creative services – in an integrated manner to deliver business outcomes rather than mere media coverage. Only then will clients realise the value of PR and pay the right price for it. At this point, the average PR retainer is Rs 20 lakh per annum. In comparison, the average advertising retainer is Rs 2 crore.