.7 3 June 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 68 |
McDonald's helps kids connect with soccer at World Cup Fast food giant McDonald's is helping children score big at the 2002 FIFA World Cup through a special programme which pairs kids with the world's best football players. More CNBC launches second edition of Asia Business Leader Awards Business and financial channel CNBC in association with TNT, has invited entries for the second annual Asia Business Leader Awards 2002. The awards recognise achievement, innovation and leadership in regional business.More Perfect Monitoring Media Analysis TV manufacturers emerge largest advertisers at World Cup inaugural More than 50 per cent of spots advertised during the FIFA Worldcup 2002 kick-off yesterday are by television manufacturers. More Most number of Supers posted by Mastercard on the Inaugural match in FIFA Worldcup 2002 More HEADLINES Raids put a stop to stealing of Ten Sports signals in Mumbai No more unauthorised reception of the FIFA world cup soccer. Armed with a restraining order issued by the Delhi High Court last night, applicable across the country, Ten Sports has clamped down on cable ops in Mumbai city who have been illegally transmitting the channel since yesterday. More 'Russian Roulette' and weekend series to spice up Sony's programming An Indian version of Russian Roulette, the popular game of chance, and a weekend series from the Balaji stable on Sony are set to propel the channel forward in the stakes for viewership.More DD bags exclusive telecast of Queen's Golden Jubilee Concert Staid Doordarshan may not have managed the soccer World Cup well, but for fans of Bryan Adams, Ozzy Osbourne and Eric Clapton, the Queen's Golden Jubilee Concert can be compensation enough. More Intelsat mulls KPMG appointment as auditor Intelsat, the company offering telephony, corporate network, video and internet solutions, has announced the appointment of KPMG LLP as its independent auditor for the fiscal year ending 31 Decemberi. More Viacom's Sumner Redstone is Media Person of the Year at Cannes Lions Viacom chairman and CEO Sumner M Redstone will receive the Media Person of the Year Award at this year's Cannes Lions Festival. The trophy will be presented to Redstone during the Press, Outdoor and Media Lions Awards Ceremony on 18 June. More MTV Movie Awards garner all time high online votes Online voting for this year's MTV Movie Awards has crossed the eight million mark, an all time high, says the channel. The figure represents an increase of 75 per cent over last year. More Tube Talk Consolation for soccer buffs with Doordarshan highlights package Soccer buffs who miss the live action of the soccer World Cup need not be flustered. Doordarshan is to telecast the highlights of the World Cup 2002 on national network DD-1. The telecast schedule is as follows: More New serial brings humour back to DD DD Metro is boning up its programming with a new comedy serial scheduled to commence 5 June. More Britney to appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show on Star World Oprah's 7 June show on Star World will see pop singing sensation Britney Spears talking about her personal life. More Source: www. indiantelevision.com. Other Headlines Fiat calls price war with Uno cost cutting More BPL focus on European market More Wipro goes on a hiring spree More Pay less, wear more: New apparel mantra More DLF Cyberciti launched More Nokia sees mobile market upturn More TVS motorcycle sales up 84% in May More Source: The Times of India Havas in talks to buy Cordiant for $1bn More LG, Sansui fight as Mickey plays mouse More Coca-Cola to set up Kinley bottling plant in Punjab More HLL whips up economic flavours in ice cream mkt More Premji sees more revenues via brand acquisitions More Tanishq makes a splash in small towns More Maa Fruits splashes high-pulp drink More Hindustan Latex to unveil female condoms More Hero Honda sales up 38.65 % More Usha unveils premium fans in Indian mkt More MNCs take to culture study to boost business More Innovative packaging saves wood, product More China Central Television told to scrap ads starring foreigners More Ford may sell Aston Martin More Asiana, Polish Air & Spanair to join Star Alliance More P&G sues Coca-Cola in juice row More Source: The Economic Times Major CTV Players Up Sales Target To 6.6 Million Units In 2002 More Bharti Cell To Buzz In Mumbai By June End More Philips Hopes To Ride High With Strong Focus On Audio Segment More Volvo Looks To Beef Up Distribution More Dabur Thinks Small, To Target Kids For Real More Five Beverage Majors Honoured At Industry Seminar More Source: Financial Express Nandini gears to take on rivals More Over 100 cos to take part in Kabul `Made in India' show More Modern Foods may close 2 more production units: Plans 50% rise in market development spend More Tamarind becoming hot stuff for patents More `LML will ride again into glory days with mobikes' More CEO branding comes of age More A PR exercise with a difference More Toyota, Honda top car rankings in quality More Source:Hindu Business Line Lakme: Making the lip count More HLL’s toilet soap market share in April stuck at 59% More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com SAB buys Philip Morris unit for $5 bn More Source: Hindustan Times
Masterfoods splits German media planning biz into MediaCom, Media Plus More French soccer star spearheads Orange's new service ad blitz More Polar pours $140m into updating Venezuelan beer More No change to EU TV directive until 2004 after all More Online industry welcomes European Parliament vote on `cookies More Source: www.adageglobal.com Deloitte Consulting Hires DDB More Draft Wins Redenbacher Popcorn Account More Critical Mass Gets A Dell Account More Source: www.adage.com Progressive Decision Looms More Axa, Martin Agency in Talks More Source: www.adweek.com Nick, THQ Game For "Hey Arnold!" More Wendy's Goes Mexican With Baja Fresh Acquisition More P&G Lawsuit Says Coke Methods Unhealthy More Continental Airlines Landing At eBay More Unilever Spreads It Thick For Skippy More Source: www.brandweek.com |
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