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| 23 July 2002 | Volume: 3 | Issue : 2 |
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Most radio listeners still at home, says ORG Marg MUMBAI: Not in the car; and not in the local trains. Over 90 per cent of FM radio listeners are currently still at home. More Tarrant on TV hails Mudra's anti smoking commercial MUMBAI: Mudra Communications has won critical acclaim for its anti-smoking commercial Godfather. More
Cox Communications, Universal McCann to explore new advertising platforms together MUMBAI: Cox Communications, Universal McCann to explore new advertising platforms together. More CNBC India's 'Telecom Turf' focuses on future of industry MUMBAI:Corporate chieftains and bigwigs from Indian industry attended the interactive session organised on 19 July in Mumbai by CNBC India and Computer Associates. More Headlines Prasar Bharati revenues take a dip in 2001-2002 NEW DELHI: The public broadcaster's gross commercial revenues have taken a beating this year. More TV18 registers Rs 15 m. net profit in Q1 2002 NEW DELHI: The Raghav Bahl-promoted Television Eighteen Ltd has recorded a net profit of Rs 15.25 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2002 as compared to Rs 11.25 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2001. The total income has increased from Rs 72.48 million in JQ-01 to Rs 78.07 million in JQ-02. More Nickelodeon launches 24 hour feed in Pakistan MUMBAI: Kids' channel Nickelodeon from the MTV stable has commenced 24 hours broadcast in Pakistan. More Mumbai MSOs join Delhi colleagues in 1-hour blackout, plan indefinite stir from 24 July MUMBAI:There was no prime time in Mumbai tonight. All across the city from 9 pm onwards, cable feeds went blank for an hour. More Casbaa's concerns relating to the clauses and provisions in the Cable Television Networks (regulation) Amendment Bill 2002 4 A.2 If the Central Government is satisfied that it is necessary in the public interest so to do, it may, by notification in the Official Gazette, specify one or more free-to-air channels to be included in the package of channels forming basic service tier and any or more such channels may be specified, in the notification, genre-wise for providing a programme mix of entertainment, information, education and such other programmes. More Hongkong-based Casbaa voices concerns relating to CAS to Swaraj NEW DELHI: The Hong Kong based Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia (Casbaa) - a representative organisation of close to 120 pay TV and related companies in the Asia Pacific, many of whom have Indian operations - has submitted a note to the information & broadcasting minister Sushma Swaraj which lists the problems that implementation of conditional access system (CAS) and the Cable TV Networks Regulation Amendments Bill 2002 could throw up. More CAS Bill being considered by Rajya Sabha, says confident Swaraj NEW DELHI: The government today said that the Cable Television Networks (Regulations) Bill, 1995, already passed by the Lok Sabha, is being considered by the Rajya Sabha. More TV RATINGS TAM Top 100 Programmes
on different Channels ( 7 July - 13 July 2002)
Coke To Invest Rs 150 Cr In Tea, Coffee Vending Machines More Retail Summit Highlights Role Of Strategic Partnerships More Basic Instinct For ILD More Data Access Set For ILD Launch More MUL Turns Around With Rs 104.5 Cr Net More CDMA Handset Manufacturing May Take Off In A Big Way More Pepsi To Relaunch Tropicana, Coke Plans Minute Maid Roll Out More Shasun Bets On R&D To Garner Bigger Pharma Pie More Bharti Launches AirTel In Maharashtra More IMI Now Has Indian Base For Hospitality Management More Digital GlobalSoft Sets Sights On Japan, China More Rivals Plan Rate Cuts More Size Matters: HP To Drop Smaller, Non-niche Channel Partners More ChrysCapital Set To Invest $10-20 M In 3 New Ventures More Ashoka Hotel To Get Rs 25-crore Facelift More HLL Sustains Topline Growth In Unfavourable Market More Ice-cream Business Generates Rs 5-cr Profit More Source: Financial Express Surrogate ads: Channels seek time More Coke allowed to air Sprite ad More HLL: Incipient signs of revival? More Gangotri puts `odour-free' shirts on shop shelves More Shasun plans new R&D unit More Power brands' drive HLL; hopes on herbal foray More Idea Cellular launches scratch card schemes More AirTel mobile services launched in Maharashtra More BPL Mobile slashes ISD rates More Encore Software set to manufacture `Simputer" More Source: The Hindu Business Line Idea offers incoming calls free More Nordisk suspends trials of Dr Reddy’s diabetes drug More Lever Ayush to be launched overseas More HLL's ice-cream business in the black More Bharti launches Maharashtra services with value-adds More Philips eyes 3% mobile handset mart More Source: Business Standard HLL hinges on outsourcing to stabilise exports More Trials of Dr Reddy's molecule stopped More General Atlantic to pick up Sify stake More GM's all models to come under AutoWorld roof More SWC to get imported wines for connoisseurs More Dry spell may dry tractor firms' sales More Tyre production up by 11% in May More AC, fridge firms to move court over sales tax amendment More HDFC installs 12,000 PoS terminals More Sebi tells Bayer to stall Aventis open offer Jul More IBM wants more of software pie More Publishing watchdog to check on copycats More Court allows Coke to air Sprite ad again More Idea Cellular makes inter-mobile incoming calls free in Gujarat More Honda expanding cheap bike exports from Asia plants More BPL Cell waits to ring in success More ISD tariff can fall to Rs 15/minute: Bharti More SPA-PCCW joint venture enters ILD sector More Arvind Brands trains its Arrow on womenswear More Chinese Honda for Japan market More If sex sells, why not put a brothel on the bourse? More Source:The Economic Times Soaps, hair colour boost profits at Godrej More Manikchand goes healthy, to launch mineral water More Airtel launched in Maharastra More Asian Paints gets makeover, dons new logo More NIIT sees schools as growth drivers More Source: www.moneycontrol.com Lowe wins Dabur’s Hajmola More Why are women turning away from Hindi magazines? More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com
Bank Opens Nyc Launch Campaign More Mcdonald's Eyes Payment Hike From Franchisees More Land's End Puts $20 Million Account In Review More Pony Print Effort Pitches For Pete Rose More Coors Looks At Deutsch, Arnold In Search More Chrysler Multicultural Review May Be Down To Two More Long John Silver's President To Step Down More Dailey Added To Denny's Review More Source: www.adage.com VoiceStream Bows $100 Mil. Effort More Rep. Barr Moves to Block Ogilvy's ONDCP Win More Denny's 11th Hour Review Switch More Wendy's, Bates Exec Getting Restless More TBWA\Chiat\Day Builds Agency to Pitch Nissan More Sun Shops Creative Project More Source: www.adweek.com Washington Mutual's Interest In Banking Makes Sense More Source: www.brandweek.com RTL optimistic over advertising revenues More Source:www.europemedia.net MSN, eDiets in $9 Million Ad Deal More Source:www.internetnews.com Ad of the Week: There's no shelter from Tango More Saatchi cooks up new deal More Source:www.money.telegraph.co.uk AT&T faces ad agency threat over cable buy More Source:www.businesstoday.com |
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