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| 31 Dec 2002 | Volume: 4 | Issue :7 |
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TV Executives to work on new years eve 'Work hard, party hard' seems to be an adage applicable only to on screen talent on the telly... More
HSBC to launch cricket-related promotional campaign The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) is set to launch the print advertising campaign of its Cheer Indian cricket team-Get a badge contest from 1 January 2003. Lowe Lintas' event managment division Advent will be handling the on-ground promotions and event management... More Second CNBC Autocar awards next month Business and finance channel CNBC India will host the second edition of its Autocar Auto Awards in New Delhi on 14 January... More
TV-18 seeks Govt guidance for CNBC local uplink TV-18, the New Delhi-based 49 per cent JV partner in CNBC India, has sought govt permission to do a point-to-point uplink of the business news channel from India... More Aaj Tak's new pay channel to launch mid-Feb TV Today Network has announced that its new news channel will launch mid Feb 2003 to coincide with its own second anniversary... More etc to revamp Kahani Kismat Ki in January Music channel etc's plans for staying one step ahead of the competition are straightforward. Build further on core programming strengths through constant innovation... More
TAM Top 10 Programmes (15- 21December 2002) Doordarshan's Top 10 Top 10 In All TV Homes Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes TAM Top 100 Programmes on different Channels (15- 21 December 2002) Star Plus Sun TV Sony Gemini TV Tube Talk Actors turned directors talk on Talking Movies More Source: www.indiantelevision.com
Umbro to promote soccer through sponsorship More FCB-Ulka bags Rs 8-crore Honda Power business More Cell firms brace for another round of tariff cuts More Coca-Cola's tea drink perks up weary industry More Amway to tone up healthcare brand in India More Global designs shape up winterwear market More Two Towers' nears $400 mn globally More Source: The Economic Times Akai To Go The Whole Hog In Consumer Durables Segment More Tracmail Initiates Training Effectiveness Programme More IFE India 2002 Nets Business Worth Rs 80 Crore More Celebrity Endorsements: It’s Bollywood All The Way More BSNL May Change Pulse Rate: Singh More Source: Financial Express Ad Club-BL Quiz goes online More When `creative' came under pressure... More Regional brands keep FMCG giants on their toes More Jet Air starts e-delivery of tickets More Propmart plans 26 property supermarkets More Tourism dept planning to tap diaspora for FDI More LG plans to invest $7 million in life science venture More Source: The Hindu Business Line What went wrong with Cadbury’s marketing? More Advertising’s great fall off the heap More Even the Gayatri Mantra is a trademark More Carrier’s 6 dealers join hands with Samsung More Source: Business Standard STD to be cheaper for Reliance's WLL users More Shaw Wallace launches packaged drinking water More Source: www.moneycontrol.com Mileage gets Linc Pens More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com
Frito-Lay Bags Leno, Little Richard For Chip Break More Reebok Gets Animated Over Simpsons More Domino's Wants People To Dash For Dots More Wachovia Effort Banks On Name Change More Jordan Vs. Jordan In Gatorade Spot More Source: www.brandweek.com TEXT-Moody's sees pain ahead for ad-driven media More Source: Reuters Seven assures advertisers it will meet audience numbers More Source: www.theage.com.au The 20 most effective TV Ads of 2002 More Source: www.adage.com Malone Bows First Isuzu Work More Source: www.adweek.com Further Shuffling of Omnicom's Board More Source: www.nytimes.com Opera must learn to advertise its virtues More Source: www.timesonline.co.uk Advertisers, viewers: It's OK to be funny again More Source: USA Today |
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