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OOH to grow bigger in tier II-III, says FICCI- EY report
In Research By M4G Bureau - March 30, 2021
The FICCI-EY report on Indian Media and Entertainment also says that DOOH will become more dominant in 2021.
Non-metros expected to lead towards recovery faster than metro markets: EY Survey
In Research By M4G Bureau - July 24, 2020
However, OOH media consumption will take longer duration to come in terms of pre-COVID scenario
OOH to reach Rs 46bn level in 2022 from Rs 39.1bn in 2019: FICCI-EY M&E Report
In Research By Bhawana Anand - March 30, 2020
Traditional media accounted for 54% of total OOH revenues, transit 39%, DOOH 2%
'OOH+D2C+Digital will be more compelling’ says EY’s Ashish Pherwani
In Gallery By - September 03, 2019
Ashish Pherwani Partner – Media and Entertainment, EY India talks about the media trends that the course for the future of OOH industry
'OOH+D2C+Digital will be more compelling’ says EY’s Ashish Pherwani
In OOH News By Pray Jani - July 27, 2019
Ashish Pherwani Partner – Media and Entertainment, EY India talks about the media trends that the course for the future of OOH industry
EY India M&E head Ashish Pherwani to speak at OAC 2019
In OOH News By M4G Bureau - June 14, 2019
Ashish will be addressing the Convention on theme of ‘What emerging media trends foretell for OOH’
2017 was a year of modest growth for OOH says FICC-EY report 2018
In Research By M4G Bureau - March 05, 2018
The report shares that domitization effects started to fade off after March-April 2017 & billboards continue to dominate the advertising pie with 40% whereas sponsorships & interactivity will take the lead and operational issues continue to hamper the growth
OOH will make up only 2% of M&E industry by 2020: EY report
In OOH News By M4G Bureau - July 19, 2017
The report titled ’Digital inflection point: Indian media and entertainment’, released at the FICCI-IIFA Global Business Forum in New York, states that the Indian M&E industry is expected to touch USD34.8 billion, witnessing a CAGR of 11.8% over 2016-21