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| 12 July 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 95 |
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After break with Roger Pereira, Burson-Marstellar inks alliance with Genesis PR Burson-Marsteller (B-M), which broke its nine-year-old joint venture with Roger Pereira Communications in India last month, announced today it had signed a MoU under which Genesis PR would "exclusively" represent it in India. More
Asia not in Mattel deal to bring Warner's toon characters to life Warner Bros. Worldwide Consumer Products and Mattel have announced a comprehensive, multi-year agreement that grants Mattel the master toy licenses for several of Warner Bros' core franchises including Looney Tunes, Baby Looney Tunes, Batman, Superman, and Justice League. The agreements cover all global territories except Asia . More Headlines Zee Turner wooing CNBC India; SET Discovery seeks to add music, news channel to distribution offering The courting game is on in right earnest in the distribution arena. And it is on the Zee Turner and SET Discovery distribution platforms where the action is. More Sumangali looking to expand cable services into Hyderabad Sumangali Cable Vision (SCV), the Sun Network-owned leading cable distribution company in Tamil Nadu, is expanding its base to add the city of Hyderabad within its servicing area. More Many issues covered, little by way of solutions at CETMA seminar on CAS There were more questions and concerns than answers and solutions at the seminar on conditional access systems (CAS) and pay TV channels that had been organised by the Consumer Electronics & TV Manufacturers' Association (CETMA) in Delhi yesterday. More 7 Star to offer consultancy for cable ops For the harried small cable op in India, flustered by the myriad possibilities of conditional access and Internet over cable, help is at hand. Shamim Shaikh, managing director of the most proactive cable TV network coalitions in India - the Seven Star Cable Network which controls around 20 per cent of Mumbai's cable TV viewing populace, is launching a consultancy for cable ops. More Air Force life to be serialised on Star Plus soon It may have lost Avinash IPS to another production house, but Miditech is set to launch another series on Star Plus. After Commando, the reality series on the Indian army it made for the BBC earlier this year, Miditech has targeted the Indian Air Force with Saara Aakash, a ficitonal series focusing on life against the backdrop of the IAF. More ETC posts profit of Rs 62.26 million in Q1 2002 ETC Networks seems to have turned the corner. After posting losses of Rs 136.12 million for the year ended 31 March 2002, the company has claimed to have notched up a net profit after tax of Rs 62.26 million for Q1 2002-03. More Media Stockwatch Media stocks largely stable More Tube Talk 'Vaastav' is Max's Maha movie of the month More Cartoon Theatre presents 'Tin Tin and the mystery at Shark Lake' More Source: www. indiantelevision.com
Source:The Hindustan Times Cops, IPRs And Rent-seeking More Maruti 800 Market Share Slips As B-Segment Cars Surge Ahead More Mait Pitches For Language Software To Drive Hardware Sales Growth More Trai Asks Operators To Include Info With All Tariff Plans More Ad Agencies Strengthen Healthcare Divisions More Smaller CTV Players Give Majors A Run For Their Money More BSNL Says It’s Ready To Take On Bharti In ILD Tariffs More Siyaram To re-establish Oxemberg With New Positioning More Dabur Restructures Business With An Eye On Global Markets More Kinetic Positions Nova For Male Consumers More Burson-Marsteller Signs MoU With Genesis PR More LML Launches 110-cc Motorcycle ‘Freedom’ More ABN Amro Climbs On To Plastic Bandwagon More Source: Financial Express Dabur India to demerge pharma business More It's Freedom against Passion & Splendor More Pentamedia promises a twist in its tale More Yahoo! ends losing streak, reports Q2 profit More Source: www.moneycontrol.com LML launches Freedom; Rs 15-Rs 20-crore ad campaign to break soon More Genesis PR and Burson-Marsteller enter exclusive alliance More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com
Sharper Image Names New Marketing Vp More Fcb Toronto Gets $16 Million Tourism Account More Brann Worldwide Wins Guinness Account More Source: www.adage.com McCann-Erickson Wins IHOP Account More DDB Takes Lipton's Side Dishes and Soups Business More Source: www.adweek.com Huffy Bikes Greases Wheels With New Creative More Taco Bell Powers New Campaign More Cael Sanderson Beefs Up Heinz' Chunky Line More Express Fashions First National TV Spots More Source: www.brandweek.com Networks asked to lower ad volume More Source:www.canberra.yourguide.com.au/ FT blames ad slump for Business closure More Source:www.media.guardian.co.uk |
 
 
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