21 June 2002 Volume: 2 Issue : 82


 






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Todays Newsbreakers India
Media Advertising and Marketing watch
Mudra gives keyhole view of its brand building strategy
After establishing a series of firsts and managing an entry into the Limca Book of Records, ad agency Mudra has scored another first - a book of nine case studies of brands it has helped develop over the years. More

DoubleClick launches measurement, analysis tool for online traders
DoubleClick, a provider of marketing tools for advertisers, direct marketers and web publishers, has launched SiteAdvance - a hosted website measurement and analysis solution designed for online merchants. More

Brits turned off by TV ads, says survey
This is some bad news for television channels and advertisers wanting to break into the UK market...
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Headlines
CNN warms to India-specific news channel?
CNN International is reported to be seriously looking at launching an India-specific channel in the not-too distant future. More

BBC, ESPN win at Webbys 2002
The Webby Awards - run by the The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences - are the pinnacle of recognition that Internet sites receive from the industry for excellence in the online realm... More

CNBC's Managing India Brainstorm IV to focus on new economic growth drivers
Business channel CNBC India in association with Sun Microsystems and Wipro Infotech today announced Managing India Brainstorm IV (MIB IV). More

Formula One to carry on without hiccups on Star Sports
Speculation that the broadcast of Formula 1 racing in Asia on Star Sports was in question can now be laid to rest with the sportscaster's assurance that coverage will continue till the end of the season. More

'Ek Mahal Ho Sapano Ka' crosses 900-episode mark
Ek Mahal Ho Sapano Ka, the precursor to the tide of saas-bahu sagas that swept Indian television in the last two years, has just crossed the 900 episode milestone on Sony. More

Media bigwigs to share notes at Promax's global conference in LA
The LA Convention Center will be the playground of the global television industry's best known names , for four days from 26 June. More

Liberate, ESPN get together for enhanced programming in US
Liberate Technologies and sportscaster ESPN have got together to deliver enhanced programming on the Liberate TV Platform Compact software. More

Media Stock Watch
Zee lone loser among media stocks at the markets... More
Source: www. indiantelevision.com

Other Headlines
Times Music, global labels tie up More
Hero group may bid for Delhi hotels More
Pfizer sues Dr Reddy's on Norvasc More
Colgate Palmolive Q4 net up 11.91% More
McKinsey to explore healthcare growth areas More
Bisleri production under scrutiny More
Boston ties up with software cos More
Cellphones damage brain cells: study More
VeriSign ordered to halt marketing campaign More
India's 'Spice Girls' out to shake subcontinent More
UK retailers net winners as fans turn patriotic More
Source: The Economic Times

CNN likely to launch Indian news channel More
UTI hires Rediffusion to redesign logo More
M&M unveils Scorpio, price set low More
Source: Business Standard

HTA Bombay on high, bags three new accounts More
Amazon global chief to head Vodafone UK More
Source: www.briefonline.com

Study: Mobile phones alter human cells More
Source: www.yahoo.com

WorldSpace sees no threat from FM radio More
Mirinda concert in Chennai
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Jyothika brand ambassador of Lux Jasmine shampoo
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Pfizer sues Dr Reddy's on hypertension drug
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VLCC ties up with Danone
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Hero Mindmine to set up ITES training centres More
Grim market, but Colgate manages a smile
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Philips launches `Fisio' range of cell-phones
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Source: The Hindu Business Line

Philips India Rolls Out Range Of Handsets More
Flavour Of Competition: Branded Salt Majors Turn On The Heat More
Lotus To Relaunch Chocolate Varieties More
HLL To Focus On Rural Markets To Promote Vim More
Flat CTVs: Philips Eyes Rising Sales Share More
M&M Takes To Competitive Pricing For Scorpio More
Mercedes C-class Sales Touch 1,000-Mark More
Source: Financial Express

Philips launches Fisio cellphones; print campaign breaks today More
Punjabi channels want to be different too More
Source: www.agencyfaqs.com

Value pick: Tata Tea
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Source: www.moneycontrol.com

Colgate fails to bite gains despite eye-pleasing results More
Source: www.capitalmarket.com

Samsung draws Rs 10 cr rural IT plan More
Cisco launches IP phones in India More
Airtel to be available in 15 circles by mid-July More
Source: The Hindu

Times Music goes international More
Clolour televison sales up by 50% More
M&M’s Scorpio hits the roads More
Right Spirit More
Source: The Times of India
Thought for the day
"The advertisers who believe in the selling power of jingles have never had to sell anything."
- David Ogilvy
Other Newslinx International
Brazilian gov asks Globo, McCann to promote products abroad using product placements in soap operas More
Tobacco advertising on TV to end in Mexico
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England soccer captain Beckham stars in Asian anti-smoking ads
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Advertisers score badly in World Cup
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Schweppes hands 180 euro task for Dr Pepper
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Mattel opens Barbie boutiques in Venezuela
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Source: www.adageglobal.com

Taco Bell Doubles Mtv Upfront Spendings More
Wsj Still Struggling With Ad Revenue More
Pepsi-Cola Names Chief Marketing Exec More
Pepsi Bottlers Drop 7 Up More
Outdoor Ad Group To Craft New Ratings System More
Chrysler Reorganizes Brand Marketing System More
Source: www.adage.com

Four More Class Action Suits Filed Against Omnicom
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Cannes Update: Top Grand Prix Contenders Emerge More
Chrysler Briefs Agency on Reorganization More
American Legacy Foundation Hires New Marketing Chief More
Cannes Update: Sexy Saatchi & Saatchi Ads Take Press Grand Prix More
LoJack Unveils New Campaign More
Source: www.adweek.com

PBG Ousts 7 Up; PCNA Builds Up Team More
Heinz Ketchup Goes Organic
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Jim Beam Connecting With Hispanic Consumers
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Source: www.brandweek.com


Fisher quits COI Communications
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Source: www.mediaguardian.co.uk
















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