At JWT, focus is on building long-term careers DNMUM276962 | 5/18/2013 | Author : Ashish K Tiwari Sapna Srivastava, chief talent officer, JWT APAC, in conversation with Ashish K Tiwari, speaks about how the agency sees the Portfolio Night 11 initiative acting as a catalyst for the agency's soon-to-be-introduced JWT Honours programme that focuses on creating long-term car... |    |
'IPL associated with satta, hawala and sex' DNMUM276967 | 5/18/2013 | Author : Parsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr Your comment on the latest spot-fixing scam...IPL is the kind of venture that does not go down well with the Indian spirit. There is no scope for, what is called, sportsman spirit here. When players are auctioned, it is natural that their minds are also up ... | |
Very candidly, Raghu Rai DNJAI41182 | 5/18/2013 | Author : Sapna Mathur You have never taken pictures on poverty and how it affects people before…When you create a story, you have to get into the depth of it. A lot of photographers capture the poverty in India, but when they go back to their countries, they tag that work say... | |
'Brands cannot ignore Millennial Paradox' DNMUM276870 | 5/17/2013 | Author : Nupur Anand Bhaskar Bhat, managing director of Titan Industries, believes that businesses and brands need to understand the power of collective individuals. At the unveiling of 'Paradox Panel', a discussion forum of the company designed to develop insights into India's 21-35-y... | |
With Portfolio Night, ad frat looks to connect with creative minds DNMUM276871 | 5/17/2013 | Author : Ashish K Tiwari JWT India, a unit of WPP, the world's largest advertising group, recently unveiled a theme 'An Eye-Opener' for Portfolio Night 11 to clear misconceptions aspirants have about the advertising industry and people associated with it. Portfolio Night is a global event ... | |
'I like Indian dishes' DNMUM276756 | 5/16/2013 | Author : Boski Gupta He could well have been a successful financier at the Wall Street. But the smell of spices was stronger than the smell of money for Bobby Chinn, who preferred to be a chef and restaurateur. And he has no regrets, as these pots and kettles have given him much fame and respect. | |
