Search Results for
'pre-Covid level'
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- In-depth: Print recovery on fast track, to cross pre-Covid revenue this fiscal
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- Media landscape in heartland has transformed; revamped Hindustan will cater to Hindi millenial readers across platforms, says Samudra Bhattacharya of HT Media
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- WPP India revenue in 2021 up by 18.6% (YoY) and 6% over 2019
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- Why 2022 will be an important year for India’s broadcasting industry
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- Radio ad rates likely to touch pre-covid level by fiscal end, says Mirchi’s Nandan Srinath
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- Large print publishers recover up to 92% of pre-Covid level
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- Real estate, OTT, jewellery and e-commerce fuel strong recovery in outdoor advertising
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- In-depth: FMCG booster dose for India’s adex; sectoral ad spend to be 15% more than pre-Covid level
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- India TV launches a first-of-its-kind initiative ‘sponsorship by invitation only’
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- TV18’s Q1FY22 revenue recovers to pre-Covid level
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- TV ad revenues to reach Rs 50,586 crore in 2025 from Rs 35,015 crore in 2020: PwC report
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- Language dailies recover from Covid aftermath, expect decent revenue growth in H2
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- As lockdown restricts site visits, real estate companies keep potential buyers engaged through immersive tech, AI-driven marketing
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- Covid-19 surge a temporary blip, unlikely to impact advertising expenditure in long term: Top media planners
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- As business returns to normalcy, agencies restore employee salaries to pre-Covid level
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- Newspapers may not recover from Covid jolt anytime soon, revenues to be 30% down next year
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- Demand up but ROI on media investments still not back to pre-Covid level, says Tata Motors' KG Prasad
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- From an advertising medium to lifeline of business: Maruti Suzuki India’s Shashank Srivastava sheds light on digital’s transformation
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- MRUC puts IRS 2020 on hold, refunds subscribers’ payment
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- Consumer sentiment on ‘vocal for local’ showing steady growth, says Nielsen report
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- Revival of ads on TV after unlock in June, says BARC and Nielsen Media report
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- Advertising revenue starts trickling in; 25% month on month recovery likely
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- Print regains 75% of lost circulation, will emerge stronger in coming months, say industry leaders