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Brands that chose not to blink in 2017

A few prominent brands broke with convention this year, by talking back to belligerent mobs online and irate consumers writes Sandeep Goyal

Brands that chose not to blink
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Sandeep Goyal
As the year draws to a close, we look at the big and significant developments in branding, advertising, media and marketing and how these could impact  2018. We start the series with brands that refused to buckle down, even in the midst of mass outrage.

2017 brought us face-to-face with a new type of brand: brazen, and with bullish braggadocio. Unapologetic. Unfazed. Be it Indigo Airlines, Zomato, Uber/Ola … even Republic TV, in the year gone by we witnessed a significant change in the behaviour of some brands and their owners, who resolutely chose to stay firm in the face

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