Five Indians to be on WARC 2013 jury

Nokia Nearby has received overwhelming response from consumers, with half a million new users having downloaded the web app in the previous month alone, said Viral Oza, director of marketing, Nokia India. Nokia Nearby, the innovative location-based ...

Nokia Nearby, the location-based Web application, will now feature listings from Getit Infoservices, which is a digital platform for local search, classifieds, micro communities and deals. The collaboration will enable consumers to access more ...

Nokia, fighting to regain its lost ground, has launched its most affordable phone the Nokia 105 at a price of Rs 1249.00 to attract customers from the low income group as well as first time buyers. Nokia 105 is a colorful introduction to the Nokia ...

Nokia, today announced the launch of its most affordable phone- Nokia 105, taking a step further in its Connecting the next billion and beyond strategy. Nokia 105, priced at Rs 1249/-, is a colorful introduction to the Nokia range for first time ...

Calling it just a passion wouldn't give you the whole picture ? photography today is a CRAZE, bordering on addiction. Proof? At least one entry every 30 seconds for t2 click! One fallout of this shutter-happy syndrome is a boom in camera sales as ...

By Naomi Datta & Pavni Mittal What we have noticed on Storyboard is that the Abby awards don't seem to excite the marketing community at all. And that is strange, because the marketer is a critical component of the ecosystem. So how do the Abby ...

TagsNokia 105, India The Nokia 105, Nokia's lowest-priced mobile phone, is now available in India for Rs 1249. The Nokia 105 is not a smartphone but rather a basic phone with a few added features. It is the cheapest color-screen phone available in ...

Nokia (NYSE: NOK ) has launched the Nokia 105 in India, marking the end of only black-and-white screens for simple voice-and-text phones in India. The Nokia 105 features a full-color display, a built-in flashlight, and a speaking clock. Basic ...

Cricket advertising has been a breeze so far, but those splurging on it are now asking some hard questions Krishna Gopalan Cricket fans in our office are called oldies, laughs Rajiv Mehta. The managing director of Puma South Asia is a keen sportsman ...