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Top Key Players are covered in this report: Cisco Systems, Inc, Quick Heal Technologies Ltd, Sentia Solutions, Fortinet, Inc, Juniper Networks, Inc., Amazon Web Services, Azure, Palo Alto Networks, Inc., Comodo, WatchGuard Technologies, SonicWall, Barracuda Networks, Inc., Electric Sheep Fencing, LLC., Zscaler, Inc., Clavister, Sophos Technologies Pvt. Ltd, Catbird Networks, Check Point Software Technologies, Trend Micro

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Regional Assessment: Global Internet Smart Firewall MarketThis referential document assessing the market has been compiled to understand diverse market developments across specific regional pockets such as Europe, North and Latin American countries, APAC nations, as well as several countries across MEA and RoW that are directly witnessing maneuvering developments over the years. A specific understanding on country level and local level developments has also been mindfully included in the report to encourage high rise growth declining market constraints and growth retardants.

North America includes the United States, Canada, and MexicoEurope includes Germany, France, UK, Italy, SpainSouth America includes Colombia, Argentina, Nigeria, and ChileThe Asia Pacific includes Japan, China, Korea, India, Saudi Arabia, and Southeast Asia

Global Internet Smart Firewall Market by Application:TelecommunicationsGovernment and Public UtilitiesHealthcareEducationOthers

Global Internet Smart Firewall Market by Type:Bridge-ModeHypervisor-Mode

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The news: At the IAB NewFronts, Meta and TikTok went head to head in competing for ad dollars.

Why it matters: Both rivals are at a major inflection point, with a potential TikTok ban looming, while Meta faces concerns over lagging innovation after slow Q1 growth.

Metas newness:

TikToks pitch:

Our take: TikToks announcements are partner-heavy. Clearly, prospective advertisers are not being scared by the prospect of a US TikTok banperhaps because nearly half of US voters oppose such a move, partners view it as unlikely to come to fruition, despite TikTok bans spreading worldwide.

The final word: We expect digital ad spending to increase 9.5% this year (globally) and social media ad spending to grow 3.4% (US only). Given the restricted growth potential, Meta and TikTok are fiercely competing to capture a larger market share.

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The elite list will be announced in a gala ceremony in June 2023

by exchange4media Staff Published - May 3, 2023 8:07 AM | 5 min read

Marketing is ever-evolving in its nature. With new technologies revolutionising the landscape of business, new challenges and solutions have also come to the fore. To celebrate a new generation of leaders who are navigating this space, BW Marketing World is all geared up with the second edition of BW Marketing 40 under 40.

BW Marketing 40 under 40 will honour 40 marketing leaders under the age of 40 years, who understand consumer insights and strategies, bringing the finest growth for their brands and businesses.

The elite list will be announced in a gala ceremony in June 2023 and is open to nominations for all marketers in India. Post the closing of the nomination, an experienced jury will evaluate these nominations and arrive at the final top 40.

"Marketers are the real growth creators and enablers. BW Marketing World is looking to identify these brand builders, brand custodians and growth creators through the second edition of BW Marketing 40 Under 40. We are looking at thoughtful leaders, builders, innovators and value creators through an honest and robust jury-led process," said Dr Annurag Batra, Chairman & Editor-in-chief of BW Businessworld and exchange4media Group.

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The Jury Panel 2023

The 2023 jurors list includes names such as Deepali Naair, Group CMO, CK Birla Group; Charu Kishnani, Executive Vice President Marketing, CarDekho Group; Rahul Singh, VP and Head of Marketing, SAP India; Gaurav Mehta, CMO, Noise; Shubhranshu Singh, Vice President, Marketing, Domestic and IB, Tata Motors; Arvind R.P, CMO, McDonalds India; Amit Doshi, CMO, Britannia; Sai Narayan, CMO, Policybazaar; Manish Sinha, CMO, Sterlite Technologies; Ajay Kakar, Brand & Marketing Strategist; Rajat Abbi, VP - Global Marketing India, Chief Marketing Officer - Greater India, Schneider Electric; Arvind Saxena, Sr. GM & Head - Marketing & Corporate Communications, NEC Corporation India and Jyoti Kumar Bansal, Chief Branding Communication, CSR, Sustainability, Tata Power.

A Look At Past Winners

In the BW Marketing 40 under 40 inaugural edition, the jury chaired by Naveen Soni, President, Lexus India included names such as Atit Mehta, Marketing Head, Byjus; Asha Kharga, Chief Customer & Brand Officer, Mahindra Group; Anjali Malhotra, Founder C-Xcel, Director Founder Institute Accelerator; Anisha Motwani, Founder, StormTheNorm Venture and Shefali Chhachhi, Co-founder and Managing Partner, Hearth Ventures. Also in the jury were the likes of Girish Kalra, CMO, Tata AIA Life Insurance; Karthik Nagarajan, CCO, Wavemaker India; Sachin Chhabra, Head of Brand Marketing, ACC; Nitin Sethi, Chief Digital Officer, Adani Group; Mehraj Dube, DGM Marketing, ABP Network and Sumeet Pahwa, Head Brand Marketing, TATA Tele Business Services.

The inaugural edition witnessed women marketing leaders from a plethora of sectors like FMCG, BFSI, technology, entertainment and digital media and communications and were well recognised namely Antara Kundu, General Manager-Marketing, The BodyShop India; Taniya Biswas, Co-founder, Suta; Arushi Awasthi, Brand Communications Hero Vired; Bhawna Sikka, Category Head Oral Care, GSK Consumer Healthcare; Manisha Dokania, Brand Head, Edelweiss Mutual Fund; Chandni Davda, Senior Manager - Digital Strategy, South Asia, WWE; Khushboo Solanki Sharma, Founder & Director, Zero Gravity Communications LLP; Isha Sharma, Head of Brand & Marketing, Wholsum Foods; Medhavi Nain, Head of Marketing Anastasia Beverly Hills, India, House of Beauty; Neha Dk, Chief Marketing Officer, Pizza Hut India; Sowmya Iyer, Founder & CEO, DViO Digital; Neha Kulwal, Managing Director, APAC, Admitad India, Sonam Bikram Vij, Associate Director & Brand Lead Quaker, Pepsico India and Saumya Rathore, Category Lead PepsiCola, Pepsico.

Tech, Auto & BFSI Sectors High Among Winners

Post the pandemic, it came as no surprise for technology upgradation. The marketers covered the tech space with their bright marketing insights and hence, joined the elite club under 40 such as Aayush Puri, Founder & Business Head, Anacity; Abhinav Chetan, Founder & CEO, Digital for Non Profits & Digicated; Aditya Babbar, Senior Director Head Product & Marketing, Samsung India Electronics; Ankit Khirwal, Head of Marketing, UpGrad; Burhanuddin Pithawala, Head of Growth Marketing, HealthPlix; Kedar Kulkarni, Vice President Digital, Puretech Digital; Nikunj Kewalramani, Communications Lead, Posist Technologies and Vishwas Anand, Content Marketing Strategy & operations Excellence Leader Global Marketing, Schneider Electric.

An increasing demand and safety financial knit, Auto and BFSI sector witnessed an expansion in its industry. Marketers uplifting their respective brands and business made it to the BW Marketing 40 under 40 club. The names include of Aabhinna Suresh Khare, Chief Digital & Marketing Officer & Head of Strategy, Bajaj Capital; Ameya Padmakar Velankar, Head of Marketing, India & South Asia, Uber Systems India; Ayaaz Khan, Vice President Marketing, Max Life Insurance; Chirag Chheda, Head Retail Marketing Activation & Events, IDFC First Bank; Jaspreet Singh, Head of Marketing & Public Relations, Financepeer; Puneeth Bekal, Director Area Marketing, Mastercard; Sameer Nanjangud, Chief Manager Digital Marketing & CRM, Skoda Auto Volkswagen India; Shivam Ranjan, Marketing Head Motorola India and SAARC, Motorola Mobility India; Subhamoy Das, National Director, GroupM Media India (ESP); Taran Kankani, Vice President & Head Brand & Communication, DMI Finance and Vignesh Murali, VP Head of Marketing, Brand & Corporate Communications, Equitas Small Finance Bank.

Multifarious Sectors of Rise

An abundance of marketers, making a mark in diverse sectors is what keeps them united as well. The BW Marketing 40 under 40 witnessed young talents becoming the future of marketers in sectors such as FMCG, F&B, infrastructure as well as media & digital Communications. The talents comprised Abhishank Babbar, Lead, Channel Communications, Bira91; Ahmad Aftab Naqvi, Co-founder & Global CEO, GOZOOP Group; Aman Arora, Co-founder, Director & CMO, Keventers; Muralidharan Kannan, Chief Manager Marketing, ACC Limited; Pranay Swarup, Founder & CEO, Chtrbox.com; Prateek Malpani, General Manager & Head of Brand, Wakefit Innovations and Vikas Chawla, Co-founder, Social Beat.

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ELLETTSVILLE - Before and after work most weekdays, 20 to 30 Smithville telecommunications union workers are standing with signs outside their workplace letting people know they aren't happy.

The workers, members of Communications Workers of America (CWA) Local 4818, are construction workers who install underground internet fiber.

They're in the midst of an informational picketing campaign, CWA Local 4818 vice president Steve Frazo said. The purpose is to let Smithville managers know they're serious about demands for higher wages to compensate for increased healthcare insurance premiums and inflation.

"They're showing the company that they all are united together on this," Frazo said Thursday afternoon. "With everyone doing it, it's showing the company they are serious."

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Frazo said bargaining teams from both sides meet each morning for updates and discussion.

The contract Smithville had with the group of union workers expired a few months ago, but they agreed to an extension to negotiate for better pay and lower health insurance costs.

Local 4818 represents about 250 people employed in the telecommunications field, Frazo said, including 25 to 30 at Smithville. Frazo works for AT&T, which has about 180 employees in the union.

Not all of Smithville's construction and cable splicing workers are union members. Just 25 to 30 are, all men except for one woman, Julie Wrightsman.

"What it boils down to is health insurance costs are going up and the company is trying to put more of the burden on our members," Frazo said. "The premiums are going up more than their pay is going up, so they're wanting to get better wages to balance that out. And they want a pay increase to cover inflation as well."

He said the union workers' pay range fluctuates, depending on experience and training. "The top-paid members are close to $30 an hour, and it goes down from there."

He said some union workers at Smithville allege the company values non-union workers who they say are treated better than those who pay union dues.

"The guys, and gal, feel like they are getting left behind," Frazo said. "This has never happened at Smithville before."

The picketing on Ind. 46 at the entrance to the Smithville headquarters starts most mornings at 7:15 and ends after 45 minutes when the workday begins. Workers return around 4:30 for an hour or so; they take Thursdays off, Frazo said.

Erica Dooley-Dorocke, Smithville's vice president, oversees marketing and media inquiries. She didn't return a call from the H-T Thursday to respond to the job action and explain the company's stance.

Contact Herald-Times reporter Laura Lane at llane@heraldt.com or 812-318-5967.

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Japanese audiences were terrified by 1998's "Ringu," itself an adaptation of a novel of the same name released earlier that decade. Just a few years later, the terrifying concept came stateside, becoming the phenomenon "The Ring."

The plot kicks off after journalist Rachel Keller (Naomi Watts), while investigating the inexplicable deaths of several local teenagers, falls into the same mysterious trap that took their lives. From there, she's left with no choice but to race against the clock to beat a cursed VHS tape, uncovering its dark, unsettling past.

The only film on this list to be granted a PG-13 rating over the more prevalent R, it serves as a reminder of just how horrifying "The Ring" was, without resorting to extreme gore or adult content. Though a case can be made for whether the original "Ringu" is better, artificial intelligence cites the latter as the scarier film. ChatGPT cited the film's pervasive haunting imagery, which comes in the form of both the deadly tape that plays throughout the film, as well as the appearance of its iconic villain, Samara.

Why did it choose "The Ring" over "Ringu?" When prompted, A.I. pointed to "The Ring" having a much more capable budget and overall stronger performances than its predecessor.

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