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| .7 25 April 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 42 |
Leo Burnett bags Kellog's cheese account Kellogg's India has announced that it will take advantage of India's growing snacks market by unveiling Cheese Snackers, a brand new range of products. The company has entrusted advertising and promotion for this range to Leo Burnett. More Headlines Conditional access report redraft ready? If this piece of unconfirmed news emanating from Delhi proves true, the industry's wait for legislation on conditional access systems (CAS) may well be over sooner rather than later. More SET aims for No. 1 perch on subscription revenues Sony Entertainment Television, by the end of this fiscal, aims to become the number one network as far as subscription revenues are concerned. More Pentamedia FY-02 net down 35.7% Pentamedia Graphics Ltd has posted a net profit of Rs 987.40 million for the financial year ended 31 March, 2002 as compared to Rs 1535.5 million in the previous financial year. More Asia puts on a good show at MIPTV 2002 MIPTV 2002 (International Television Program Market), which claims to be the spring's leading international television programme market, saw the Asian region - particularly Japan and Korea - put up a strong showing. More Discovery Networks plan to eliminate on-screen credits raises IDA ire The International Documentary Association (IDA) has assembled a broad coalition consisting of, among others, writers, actors, directors, producers to protest against the plans of Discovery Communications to stop screening end title credits on Discovery Networks. More SABe TV launches sitcom targeting youth A day after the Adhikari brothers' SABe TV celebrated two years on air, the "relief channel" yesterday launched another rib-tickler - Doli Leke Aiyee Hai Dullhaniya. More Star gets crucial cable presence in the east with stake in RPG Netcom Star India has just added another significant piece to its armory with its acquisition of a 26 per cent equity stake in RPG Netcom Ltd, the Goenka Group's multisystem operator that controls over 75 per cent of Kolkata's cable-connected households More Mukta sells film telecast rights to SET Bollywood showman Subhash Ghai's Mukta Arts yesterday ended all speculation regarding the sale of satellite telecast rights of its film library when it announced that Sony Entertainment Television had bought them. More Source: www. indiantelevision.com Other Headlines Tangy war on pulp is no fiction More Bru launches new promo More Amul enters Delhi ice cream market -- In 'co-operative competition ' with Mother Dairy More Coke to push Sunfill in rural markets More Daimler to drive in entire Merc range More Source: Hindu Business Line Radio Today appoints Grey Worldwide, Delhi More FM Radio: Is there space for all? More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Sun, Satyam Education tie up More Source: The Hindustan Times MSN to bring Hotmail to more cellphone users More Hero Honda to pay higher royalty More Britannia has fresh plans for 'Tiger' More Sandesh group to foray into healthcare More Godrej, Karnataka Milk Fed tie up to mkt ghee More Pepsi to skip new glass investments More Tafe launches new product range More DaimChrys overhauling its S India dealer network More Baazee expects to break even in '03 More Bargain buffs hooked on the Web More Pepsi may foray into fruit farming for Slice More Kellogg to expand product portfolio despite slack sales More Coca-Cola to tea off readymade beverage in UP More Bangalore to host E&Y award ceremony More Source: The Economic Times Music And Entertainment To Now Promote Reebok Brands More Pepsico To Relaunch ‘Enhanced’ Mirinda More Siemens To Cut 6,500 More Jobs In Telecom Networks Biz More source: Financial Express Hero Honda to make 200-400 cc bikes locally More Britannia will not phase out Kwality Biscuits brands More Source: Business Standard Gillette sees World Cup scoring for it More Source: www.moneycontrol.com
Source: www.adweek.com New rules for advertisers come into force More Source: www.union.ie Shareholders ApprovePhilip Morris Name Change More McDonald's Searching For New Global Marketing Chief More Ihop Names New Ceo More Vivendi Universal Unit Shifts Ad Account More Source: www.adage.com French lingerie ads pulled for "offensive" portrayal of women More Peru considers warning labels on alcohol advertising More Brazil's DM9DDB drops two clients as part of new strategy More Advertisers, agencies oppose ad restrictions in Rumanian state TV More Animal Planet strikes pan-regional deal with Whiskas More Brazil's DM9DDB drops two clients as part of new strategy More Advertisers, agencies oppose ad restrictions in Rumanian state TV More Source: www.adageglobal.com Ali G too uncool for school More McDonald's marketing firm sues auditors More PR agencies close door on abysmal year More Source: www.mediaguardian.co.uk Philips Consumer Electronics North America CEO Warns Congress That Plan Will Raise Costs, Complexity, And Confusion for Millions of Consumers In Digital TV Age More Source: PRNewswire Association Domino's Pizza benefits from TV advertising More Source: Anonava Mitsubishi's $85m deal buys 1300 jobs More Source: The Australian |
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