Ufone (PTML) dabbles into unchartered territory with ONIC, but what is there to gain?

What is a digital telco brand? What is the need of one? And what additional value does it offer customers already using a conventional network provider?

Creating a creators’ ecosystem. Can Daraz make its affiliate program work?

Daraz’s Influencer Hub facilitates the collaboration of brands with social media content creators, the e-commerce platform attempts to reap the benefits of influencer loyalty

Hyundai Pakistan’s Kashmir day saga

The overlords of the internet bore down on Hyundai and the consequences were not pretty

What the Daraz rebrand means

As far as rebranding goes, it is better to be proactive rather than reactive

With third-party cookie erosion around the corner, a second-party data marketplace takes shape

The true benefit of a second-party data marketplace may be in its implicit impact on predicting the behavior of target audiences

All that stands between PEMRA and direct to home services

A decade-long crackdown by the FIA against illegal Indian devices has done nothing to sway the ease of doing business and bringing in the biggest investment in Pakistan’s electronic media history

Medialogic and PEMRA go head to head in LHC over forensic audit

The mystery behind Pakistan’s abysmal ranking in the ease of doing business index continues

The advertising industry scrambles in wake of Amazon announcement

Within hours of the rumors, feasibility studies with regional support concluded that agencies need to start securing reseller relationships for the Amazon advertising unit and either build or resell the B2B technology that the market will eventually need

Which public affairs strategy should tech unicorns use in Pakistan?

Instead of banning apps due to objectionable content, maybe collaborate?

Despite losing constantly, Lahore Qalandars is gunning to be ‘the’ Pakistani brand, if the PCB will let it

The Rana brothers are hoping to turn Lahore Qalandars into the Pakistani Manchester United and a symbol of the country. But LQ’s often brilliant marketing is dogged by its horrific performance in the field.