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| 26 June 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 85 |
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Cabinet clears FDI in print media The Union Cabinet has permitted 26 per cent foreign direct investment in the news and current affairs segment in the Indian print media and 74 per cent in the non-news, non-current affairs segment, Information and Broadcasting Minister Sushma Swaraj told journalists in Delhi. More Media houses welcome FDI in print media, while politicians oppose it Some professionals Indian television.com spoke to were euphoric, while others said they had expected it to happen... More CII lauds Cabinet's print media opening up decision In a press release the CII has said that "allowing only 26% FDI in news, current affairs, print media and 74% in other print media is a bold and significant step." More
FDI will upgrade media from the local to the global: Leo Burnett's Arvind Sharma More Regulatory body needed to monitor implementation: Chitralekha's Bharat Kapadia More Indian managers will be better able to handle peculiarities of Indian media: Pioneer's Chandan Mitra More Good chance to get in foreign technology in a stagnating sector: Kotak Mahindra's Nandan Maluste More It brings print on the same platform as broadcasting, telecom: Mid Day Multimedia's Tariq Ansari More The FDI Decision fits in with our plans: Indian Express' Shekhar Gupta More Media Advertising and Marketing watch 'Mirinda cool stuff' campaign targets school students Close on the heels of its "More Oranjee" ad campaign, Pepsi Foods is all set to kick off a new national campaign for its orange flavoured soft drink Mirinda... More
Headlines DD unleashes its own lavish mytho this weekend The small screen is all set to see the unfurling of another mega scale historical - Aamrapali... More Living Media's Red FM comes to town, finally BLiving Media's RED FM, the last of the five private FM channels in Mumbai will be launched on 93.5 MHz today... More Actors' Interview " An acting school doesn't give you much beyond boosting your confidence " An Interview with Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki star Rajeev Paul ... More Media Stock Watch Print Media stocks shoot up ... More Source: www. indiantelevision.com
Other Headlines Govt allows 26% FDI in print media More Amrutanjan gets set to cure its own headache More ITC blames taxes as cigarette sales dip 8% More HLL, Tata Tea welcome FDI nod in tea More Morepen pays Rs 10.95cr for 'Lemolate' More Receive SMS via your TV More Business Standard may sell stake to FT More Faith in Internet to boost online purchases More SOM like it hot More South Africans keep the flag flying More Black is bootyful More Red hot, but not a cell out More Source: The Economic Times Print media open to foreign investment More They ain't reading no more More Media stocks get a leg up More Cricket scores over soccer in India: McCann survey More Let’s hum a new tune More Source: Business Standard Red FM to paint the town red More Himalaya Drug Company moves its 25-crore media account to Maximize More HTA Bangalore wins NY Fest 2002 WorldMedal More Source: www.briefonline.com Nod for FDI brings media stocks into focus More Tea campaigns find no place on Web More Reckitt Benckiser to focus on heritage brands, rejig some — Haze brand to be renamed; Dettol shampoo not now More Garments matter as much as life-style brand for Crocodile More Britannia cheese promos take off More `Car audio market turning more product-conscious' More Tests on ice creams give quite a mouthful More Source: The Hindu Business Line Radio Today To Go Live In Mumbai More Govt Clears 26% FDI For News & Current Affairs In Print Media More Media Mood: Positive But Cautious Yet More No Clear Signal Still On BPL Comm-Idea Merger More Suzuki Strikes Deal With GM To Take Stake In New Daewoo Firm More Infosys, Concours Join Hands To Advise On Change Management More Kellogg Aims For A Bigger Bite Of Breakfast Cereal Market More HLL-Mindshare Reap Awards At Unilever Ceremony More Source: Financial Express “Signal of Intent”: FDI in the print media More WPP evinces interest in Suhel Seth’s Counselage More Philips to launch ‘Mahasangram’ to reach rural markets More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Panel report ignored in allowing FDI in print More FDI stake to remain the same: Macmillan More Source: www.moneycontrol.com Print media stocks gain on permission for FDI More Tata Tea has a cupfull as cabinet clears 100% FDI in tea plantations More Source: www.capitalmarket.com Morepen's foray into cough segment More Airtel launches Pan-India branding strategy More Cabinet clears 26 per cent FDI in print media More Media flays FDI for newspapers More Sushma promises safeguards for media More Cong. opposes FDI in print media More A dangerous move: INS More Source: The Hindu Himalaya plans to double distribution More Morepen buys Yash brand for Rs 10.9-cr More 100% FDI permitted in tea firms More FDI news shoots up media stocks More FDI will improve ‘quality of journalism’ More Hindi press welcomes decision More Capital news for print media More Source: The Asian Age Govt allows 26% FDI in print media More FDI in print does not apply to news agencies More Source: The Times of India Nod for 100% FDI in tea sector More Govt allows foreign investment in print More Media celebrating but investors to wait and watch More Cheers to FDI in print from India Inc, marketse More Barks & Bites More Source: The Indian Express Cabinet clears 26% FDI in print media More Media stocks soar as Govt opens up sector to FDI More Source: The Hindustan Times
CNBC, GE Equity invest $15m in TV Tokyo More Ecover invites rivals to 'steal our formula' More Italians rate ads higher than TV shows More IHT resurrects FAZ edition in weekly format More Lowe lands Ricoh global account More Source: www.adageglobal.com Coke Honcho: Agencies Matter Less Now More Reaching Consumers Who Tune Out Ads More 2nd Half Ad Spending Rise Predicted More Source: www.adage.com WPP Revenue Down More Legacy Runs State Ads to Boost SMA Anti-Tobacco Spend More Source: www.adweek.com Heinz Says Rivals Can't Ketchup In Restaurants More L'Oreal, Nestle Form Joint Venture More Kelly Osbourne Gets A Taste Of Candie's More Source: www.brandweek.com CMR: Ad Economy Bouncing Back More Source: www.tvinsite.com |
 
 
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