Losing Shine
Despite significant strides made over seven decades, compelling factors are combining to tarnish advertising’s shine.
Javed Jabbar
An Inconvenient Conjunction
Zohra Yusuf reviews But, Prime Minister… by Javed Jabbar.
Come Dine With Me!
Javed Jabbar, Marshall McLuhan Vance Packard and have dinner by the sea.
Celebrating advertising – and Pakistan
Reprising the major themes that dominated AdAsia 2019.
The reluctant adman
S.M. Shahid in profile.
The censorship dilemma
Advertising practitioners reflect on the draconian impact of censorship on TV advertising under the Zia regime.
A nostalgic curtain rises on AdAsia 89
The terse curtain-raiser on the eve of AdAsia 89 and what the public needed to know about this spectacular event.
Creative essence and brass tacks
MNJ's unique role as an incubator.
The singularity of the written word
Recollection of memorable ads of the era when advertisements were powered by words alone to express a strong idea.
Losing shine
Despite significant strides made over seven decades, compelling factors are combining to tarnish advertising’s shine.
Guess who wrote a decent print ad the other day?
Remembering Pakistan's most iconic Alexander ad.
The Limits of Advertising
Interview with Javed Jabbar, Pakistan's most influential ad man.
Finding Pakistaniat
Tyrone Tellis on giving Pakistani advertising a distinct identity.
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‘Createlevity’ – Aslam Azhar's distinctive abilities [1932-2015]
Paying tribute to Aslam Azhar, the man who gave us PTV.
Come buy my headlines
The dangerous practice of commercialising the news.