Multinationals have gone a step further with India’s low costs and huge talent pool and graduated from captive units that did low-end work to cutting-edge research. Companies like Google, Micro…
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Motorola unveils Android phone in South Korea
Motorola said it plans to launch a smartphone in South Korea using Google’s Android operating platform, a move aimed at taking on Apple and market incumbents Samsung Electronics and LG Electroni…
Motorola aims to launch more smartphones in China
Motorola is planning to launch five to six smartphones in Mainland China this year with one model ready to be unveiled shortly, officials of the US mobile phone maker said on Monday.
Motorola is bett…
“Tank Man” photo available
The iconic "Tank Man" photo taken during the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown and banned in China was available on Google.cn on Wednesday, hours after the online giant vowed to defy Chinese internet…
Report: Hong Kong’s bright future from China’s exploding travel market
A new study by leading market information company TNS, which probed the travel preferences of mainland Chinese businessmen and holidaymakers from tier 1 and 2 cities across the country, suggests that …
Tea will never cease to be THE drink in Japan
Next to water, tea is undeniably the most popular beverage on earth. A favourite in Asia for over 5,000 years, this ubiquitous product is now encroaching on consumer markets perpetually dominated by c…
TNS-Media top 1,000 Asian brands 2009 – the full list
On November 24 Media and TNS announced their 2009 list of Asia’s top 1,000 brands.
The list is the result of a survey of 3,000 consumers from Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Ma…
Sony voted region’s no. 1 best brand in 2009
Top advertising-industry publication Media, in conjunction with leading market-insight company TNS, today released its list of Asia’s top 1,000 brands for 2009.…
Kellogg Removing Antioxidant Claims From Some Cereal Boxes
It’s a cold environment for food marketers trying to make health claims. Kellogg Co. today announced it would discontinue marketing Rice Krispies and Cocoa Krispies as products that could boost …