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| 26 July 2002 | Volume: 3 | Issue : 5 |
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Kapil bowls over cable ops in trade promotions for One Alliance MUMBAI:The Wisden honour has come at an opportune time. The One Alliance, the conglomeration of six channels of the Sony-Discovery bouquet, is actively using brand ambassador Kapil Dev for trade promotions of the joint venture in different cities. The all time cricket great will also appear on promos, that will be aired on all six channels from this evening. More
The TV Spy Will CAS become Cash or Crash? The TV Spy takes a look at the behind the scenes machinations going on around the efforts to get CAS cleared by the Rajya Sabha.More Headlines Neena Gupta returns to Star Plus with college romance series MUMBAI: After venturing into untested waters with a religious band on Sundays, Star Plus is now ready with a weekly college romance and a weekday kids' fantasy serial to begin telecast early next month. More RiTV to dish out film and music fare to mark festival season MUMBAI: RiTV has decided to get active during the festival season this monsoon. More Analogue systems no less secure than digital, asserts DALVI MUMBAI: In the ongoing debate on the efficacy of set top box systems that will finally enable implementation of CAS, DALVI, a six-year-old encryption systems company that's looking to be a major player in the CAS market in India, has refuted the charge that all analogue systems are less secure than digital systems. More Media Stockwatch Hinduja TMT biggest gainer More Tube Talk MTV to telecast VJ Hunt finals tomorrow More CNN documentary examines the menace of elephant poaching in the Congo More Source: www. indiantelevision.com
Other Headlines Hiranandani Group Forays Into Healthcare Segment More Sportsgear Majors Go On Offensive Against Counterfeit Goods More Satyam Eyes Buys, Deals In BPO Space More Shoppers’ Stop, Piramyd To Expand Outlets More Steve Waugh Launches AMP Sanmar’s New Scheme More Sasken To Develop Multi-mode Mobile Protocol, MMS Apps More AC Industry Blows Hot Over Sales Tax Sops Withdrawal More Apollo Tyres Close To Buying Chinese Firm More Telco Posts Rs 28-crore Net Profit In June-quarter More MAVs Share In CV Market Rises More Merrill Lynch Downgrades HLL More Source: Financial Express Lee Cooper, Warner form promo alliance More Human brands More ColorPlus may foray into Europe next year More MNC brands losing shirt to the homing pigeons More Parry Confectionery plans to expand distribution network More SAB aims for 10 pc of beer market More Kyndal joins race for UDV's Indian whiskies More Human brands More GTB extends mobile banking More E-biz to lead rebound by 2003-04: IDC More Alta Vista planning direct presence here More Teauction.com pins hopes on TMCO revival More Bharti launches pre-paid roaming service in South More AP lauded for tourism efforts More Bengal planning garment complex More Premier Tyres may be closed down More MUL launches Maruti Finance in South More Source: The Hindu Business Line GM, Fiat, Maruti to flex alliance muscle More IA, Jet may offer reduced fares in peak season too More Resorts woo corporates as demand slumps More Gillette may adopt salon route for brand promotion More Gutkha makers to move court against the ban More HDFC Bank to offer pvt banking to the 'affluent masses' More Source: Business Standard Most valuable brands: Coke best, MS next More Siyaram to re-tailor Oxemberg brand More Satcom firms post 30% growth More Reliance Infocomm has WiLL to reach masses More Godrej to bake biscuits, sell with Al Sallan More High adspends drag down HLL food biz profits More Diageo sells Burger King More Honda sues China to regain patent More Hershey Foods may go up for sale More Cost-savvy Suzuki Motor spins gold from small cars More Puppet on a string (The information and broadcasting (I& B) ministry has reportedly recommended that Fema regulations be amended to allow 26% foreign institutional investment (FII) in print media, including newspapers) More New customers will boost bottom lines More Telco to expand dealer network More Debt recovery panel halts sale of Daewoo (I) assets by banks, FIs More Amalgamated Bean to blitz Indian coffee-cafe market More MFSG taking 41.7% in JV with Kirloskar More SingTel builds Voice Service network using Cisco's IP solution More BT Group Q1 profits surge 61% More Bharti unveils pre-paid roaming in south More After stumbles, MS says .NET moving forward More Grasim Q1 net up 3.2% at Rs 105.4 cr More Virgin to hold talks with A-I on more flights More 141 Worldwide to roll in by year end More Source:The Economic Times Share snare: Cola giants serve fizzy numbers More Honda unveils Dio motoscooter in India More Satyam launches back-office subsidiary Nipuna More Samsung claims 52.4% market in monitors More Philips Q2 CTV sales rise 90% YoY More Source: www.moneycontrol.com Straight ahead for Zee More AltaVista versus Google: Who scores higher? More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com It’s an ad mad world More Source: The Times of India
Palm Targets Back-To-School Set More Adidas Signs Top Nba Rookie More Telecoms Break Ads Courting Worldcom Customers More Improved Ad Revenue Boosts Viacom Earnings More Ddb Wins Mcdonald's 'Diner Inside' Account More Diageo Agrees To Sell Burger King For $2.26 Billion More Source: www.adage.com Soderstrom to Converse for Marketing More Nissan Names True More DDB Staves Off Ogilvy to Win New McDonald's Business More IPG Team Wins Postal Service More Source: www.adweek.com Kmart To Reveal Joe Boxer Ads More Burger King Sold For $2.2B To Venture Capital Firms More Source: www.brandweek.com ITV's advertising recovery stumbles More Source:www.media.guardian.co.uk Nestlé and Kraft head bidding war in Hershey sale More Microsoft plans 20% increase in R&D spending More Source:Financial Times |
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