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Volume 29 - Issue No: 11
 
 





 Media, Advertising & Marketing
 
 










Raj Nayak is Colors CEO; media firms review ties with Aidem Ventures
 Nayak replaces Rajesh Kamat; media firms like NDTV & Bag Films review ties with Aidem Ventures. UPDATED!

Apex court stays Tdsat order on cable tariff, raises rates to 42%
 Apex court orders a tariff formula for all digital addressable platforms that is 42% of non-Cas rates.

Tepid response for 3 Thay Bhai
 Thank You finishes with Rs306million and Game with Rs54million; Faltu nets Rs201.5million. BOX OFFICE!

 
 

Hindware gets a new identity & positioning

Reliance Trends, Shane Warne launch ‘Spinners’ collection in India

Scarecrow bags creative mandate of Nestle’s upcoming brand

 
Aamir Bashir film at San Fransisco Film Fest
Nicolas Cage arrested

Nitin Suri quits Dentsu Marcom

IPL4 online viewership up 62% in first week over IPL3

NYIFF unveils films to be screened this year

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (27/03/2011 to 02/04/2011)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes


Top 100 Programmes (27/03/2011 to 02/04/2011)
Star Cricket
Star Plus
MAX
Colors
Zee TV
DD1
SAB
Sun TV
Sony Entertainment TV
Imagine TV
Maa Telugu
Aaj Tak
Zee Cinema
Gemini TV
Star Jalsha
Star Gold
Zee Marathi
ETV Marathi
Star News

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Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  		•  Advertisers miffed with ad-free HD telecast of IPL
  		• Amway's Yoginder Singh elected IDSA head
    Source: Hindu Business Line
       
  		• Publicis Groupe Takes Majority Stake in Brazil's Talent Group
  		• MGH bags 20 ADDY Awards for Outstanding Creative and Advertising Design
  		• Adweek Merges with Brandweek and Mediaweek for a Single Brand
    Source: MNI Live
       
  		• Retailers retool websites to ease mobile shopping
  		• Raj Nayak joins Colors as CEO
  		• HSIL eyes acquisitions valued at up to Rs 400 cr
    Source: Business Standard
  		• Can those calls from 70xxx..... build brands?
  		• Cricket managers: New kings of celebrity management business
    Source: Economic Times
       
  		• Reach out to the rural buyer
  		• More things change...
  		• The scorecard
  		• Bits & Bytes
  		• \"I finally figured the \"big idea\" at Ogilvy\"
  		• Gap seeks to be a people’s brand
  		• \"We can help Goafest become a little more media-centric\"
  		• \"My work allows me to unleash my creativity\"
    Source: Financial Express
       
  		• Eros International Digitizes Its Movie Library
    Source: VC Circle
    International News
    		• Talent Takes the F Train
    		• Good Advertising Doesn't Sell: A Manifesto
    		• Japan Catastrophe Causing Tremors for U.S. TV Ad Market
    		• Watch Out, FCC: Greg Walden's Coming For You
    		• First Mover Interview: Randall Rothenberg
    		• NYC's Top VC Fred Wilson Is Rich...And Grumpy
    		• With YouTube, Advertisers Need More LeBron, Less Dogs on Skateboards
    		• William and Kate Boogie Down the Aisle for T-Mobile
    Source: Ad Week
       
  		• Orange appoints Blyk to handle media sales program
    Source: Media Week

  • US ad spending seen marching steadily higher
  		• NY Times and LA Times each win two Pulitzer Prizes
    Source: Reuters
       
    		• Advertising watchdog launches probe into NHS reforms leaflet
    Source: Mirror.co.uk
       

  • Hoover Pulls ABC Advertising In Protest Over Cancellations Of Soaps 'AMC' & 'OLTL'
    Source: Deadline
       
    		• Seiden Advertising announces new hires
    Source: BtoB Magazine
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