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Volume 29 - Issue No: 68

 
 
 





Media, Advertising & Marketing
 
 
 










FM radio Phase-III gets government nod; FDI upped to 26%
 Govt expects to earn Rs17.33bn as it approves an ascending e-auction system; foreign holding limit upped from 20 to 26 per cent and news from AIR allowed. UPDATED!

Scale and consolidation to be FM radio’s story
 India’s FM radio will get a new push as companies seek to conquer parts of the country they were denied to operate from, expand footprint, build scale, lure investors and broadcast news from All India Radio.

Radio firms ride high on Phase-III nod
 With FM radio Phase-III getting the government nod, the listed radio companies have gained at the bourses; shares of ENIL close at Rs 278.75, up 5.75%, and RBNL jumps 7%.

 
 

Himashu Saxena is prez of JWT Colombo

Lowe Lintas wins 3M's creative duties

Prachi Desai is brand ambassador for Japanese sanitary napkin

 
AFFRM to release Kinyarwandain in US
The Lion King to release this July in 3D

Ignite Mudra bags N K Proteins’ branding biz

Dentsu wins creative duties for Ingersoll Rand

Ofcom launches UK's 1st interactive broadband map

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (19/06/2011 to 25/06/2011)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes


Top 100 Programmes (19/06/2011 to 25/06/2011)
Zee TV
SAB
Star Plus
Colors
Sony Entertainment TV
Sun TV
MAX
Ten Cricket
Imagine TV
Zee Telugu
Zee Cinema
Star Gold
Gemini TV
Star Jalsha
Star Pravah

Source: www.indiantelevision.com
Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  		•  JWT acquires stake in Mindset
  		• Walt Disney, Sony warm up to 3D movies at home
    Source: Business Standard
       
  		• Murdochs hacking crisis gets worse with war dead outcry
    Source: Financial Express
       
  		• Newspaper scandal eases Murdoch grip on UK politics
    Source: Economic Times
    		• Murdoch shuts down his paper which hacked phones of war, terror victims too
  		• Facebook launches video chat with Skype
    Source: Indian Express
       
    		• Goa tourism to launch Rs20mn global ad campaign
    Source: Mangalorean.com
       
  		• Apple App Store downloads cross 15 billion mark
    Source: Hindustan Times
    International News
    		• News Corp. Hacking Fallout Spreads to U.S.
    		• Ad of the Day: Nike
    		• DirecTV Pulls New Ad From YouTube After Debate Turns 'R-Rated'
    		• Three Shops Advance in LendingTree's Search
    		• AKQA's Bari Joins Eleven
    		• ABC Revives Hallmark Hall of Fame
    Source: Ad Week
      
  		• Online advertising comes under MPs' scrutiny over privacy concerns
    Source: Lakestar Media
  		• Apple Adds Flexibility to IAds
    Source: Wall Street Journal
      
    		•  TubeMogul Launches Private Exchanges for Video Advertising
    Source: San Francisco Chronicle
      
    		• Quantcast Adopts Ad Option Icon
    Source: brandchannel.com
      
  		• Tap.Me launches mobile advertising advisory board to guide strategy
    Source: Pocket Gamer.Biz
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