Blue Buzz PR and creative marketing agency, headquartered in Mumbai, has announced that the agency celebrates its 10th anniversary this month.  Founded by Neha K Bisht in 2015, the agency has evolved from a boutique agency into one of India’s prominent PR agencies. Reflecting on the milestone, founder and CEO of Blue Buzz, Neha K Bisht, stated, “This milestone isn’t just about the years—it’s about the people, the passion, and the purpose thathave shaped Blue Buzz. From our very first campaign to our latest industry recognitions, everyachievement has been a testament to the incredible team, supportive clients, and partners who believed in our vision. We set out to create brand stories that resonate, and today, I’m proud tosay we’ve helped shape some of the most impactful narratives in the industry. As we look to thenext decade, our commitment to creativity, collaboration, and innovation is stronger than ever.” Over the past decade, Blue Buzz has delivered campaigns

Every year during the month of Ashadh, thousands of Warkaris participate in the Wari, a pilgrimage tradition in Maharashtra that has continued for over 800 years. It is a significant cultural and spiritual event, marked by devotion and community participation. To highlight this tradition, Zee 24 TAAS is presenting Anandwari, a special series that focuses on the people, practices, and cultural aspects of the Wari. The program offers a closer look at the journey and the experiences of over 1 million Warkaris. Anandwari airs daily at 6:30 PM, with a repeat telecast at 6:30 AM the following morning, reaching viewers across Maharashtra.  

  Smoke Lab, NV Group’s premium vodka brand, has appointed Actimedia PR & Digital to lead its communications across India and global markets. The move aligns with the brand’s expansion into the UK, EU, US, and deeper penetration in Indian cities. Known for its bold design and use of Indian ingredients, Smoke Lab is NV Group’s flagship brand and is entering a new growth phase globally. “Our aim has always been to build a world-class Indian vodka,” said Varun Jain, founder. “With Actimedia’s expertise, we’re ready to amplify our story. Actimedia, with 26+ years of experience in lifestyle branding, will manage PR in India and support international visibility. “We’re excited to support Smoke Lab’s bold journey,” said Amitabh Saksena, Actimedia Founder. “It’s a standout ‘Make in India’ brand with global potential.”  

<   For Jordan Bissell, journalism wasn't just a career choice - it was a calling that manifested when she was just five years old. "According to my parents, I wanted to be a reporter since I was five because I was quite a talker," she recalls with a laugh. Bissell's journey through Australian media has been nothing if not diverse. Starting as a casual producer at the ABC in her early twenties, she quickly moved through various roles across different networks.  Her stint at 4BC as a field reporter and newsreader was followed by a position at Channel 9, where she gained some unexpected physical training. "I worked as a field producer for A Current Affair," she says. "I got really strong calves that time from chasing people in heels." After persistent efforts to join Channel 7, her determination paid off when "the lovely Neil Warren" gave her a position as crime reporter, first on the Gold Coast and then in Brisbane.  However, like many journalists, Bissell briefly ventured

Antoinette Lattouf - credit: AAP - Bianca Di Marchi.   It’s not simply the fact Antoinette Lattouf won her legal case against the ABC for unfair dismissal, the result is very much a multi-faceted story, as evidenced by the media’s in-depth look at the case and its ramifications.  The ABC itself - as it should of course - reported on the case and its fallout in an analysis piece by MediaLand presenter Vivienne Kelly under the headline ‘The ABC's own goal on Antoinette Lattouf should be a moment of reflection’.  In the hard-hitting story, Kelly said, “They [ABC] failed to give Lattouf the opportunity to respond to misconduct allegations. The executives involved were motivated in response to her political opinions about the Israeli military campaign in Gaza, and bowed to pressure from pro-Israel lobbyists. In executing this action, the ABC breached the Enterprise Agreement and the Fair Work Act. The actions were unlawful. “These statements may be up for discussion,

  EWC finale 2024 - credit: Luc Bouchon.   The Seven Network today announced it has secured rights to the Esports World Cup 2025 (EWC 2025) in Australia, with the most popular games in the tournament to be broadcast exclusively live and free on 7plus Sport from Thursday July 10 and running until Monday August 25. Taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, EWC 2025 pits the world’s top esports clubs and more than 2,000 elite players against one another for a share of US$70 million: the largest prize pool in esports history. EWC 2025 features 24 of the biggest esports titles in the world, including Counter Strike , League of Legends, DOTA, MLBB, PUBG and Honor of Kings, with millions of people expected to tune in around the world during the seven-week event. Teams from across the Asia-Pacific region are competing, including Gen G, Talon and Team Secret. Seven West Media Chief Digital Officer, Gereurd Roberts, said: “By broadcasting the Esports World Cup 2025 on 7plus Spo