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| 7 June 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 72 |
Zee campaign around 'Khelo', 'Jeena' draws Star ire Zee Telefilms' aggressive no holds barred campaign to convince advertisers and media planners that its shows Jeena Issi Ka Naam Hai (JIKNH) and Khelo Number Khelo are worth putting their money on, ratings be damned has raised rival Star India's hackles. More Media,Advertising & Marketing Watch Text 100 wins Canon account Rediffusion DY&R, which handles the PR account for Zee Telefilms, has lost the Canon India account to Text 100 India effective 1 July, industry sources say. More Tissot launches heritage classic Swiss watch manufacturer Tissot has revived the avant garde Classic Prince model and launched it 85 years after it was first produced. The Classic Prince draws upon the Art Deco style of the 920s and '30s. More HEADLINES Setindia.com all set to revive broadband initiative With a view to connecting further with viewers and strengthening its online community of users, Sony Entertainment is in the process of revamping www.setindia.com. More Panamsat sets record with World Cup coverage PanAmSat Corporation today announced that more than 24 top broadcasters, programmers and news agencies in over two-dozen countries are using the company global satellite network for delivery of the World Cup. More Star readying another 'K' signature afternoon soap Trust Star to do it. It will soon start another daily soap beginning with 'K' a letter which has not only turned round the fortunes of Star Network in India, but also one its biggest suppliers of content to the network, Balaji Telefilms. More Channel Guide nears 1 year on air, claims to reach 7.5 million homes Channel Guide, India's first and only free to air digital satellite TV guide channel, is set to complete one year of operations. It now reaches over 7.5 million cable & Satellite homes across 19 states, an official release states. More 
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Stock WatchBSE Sensitive Index as on 6 June 2002 Closing Bell.More Source: www. indiantelevision.com Other Headlines Worst far from over for advertising sector More I won't buy a single Coke share: Chauhan More 1,000 prints for Devdas, but will they watch? More Bollywood growing market for Hollywood More Source: The Times of India ITC launches atta brand More Air-India considers forming call centres More Ranbaxy sued by Pfizer on Diflucan More UB arm plans to buy 5 breweries by December More XBox ad shut out from British TV More Bisleri: Chauhan to meet Shanta Kumar More Samsung January-May sales up 70% More Ranbaxy near P&G brand buy in Germany More AOL Time Warner CFO reiterates online ad outlook More Source: The Economic Times HLL Focuses On Community Activities For Lakme More Oriflame In Consolidation Mode To Maximise Distributor Productivity More Source: Financial Express Spider-Man grosses Rs 15 cr in Indias More HLL developing new campaign for Hamam More Coke kicks off World Cup promo More Archies expands retail network More Johnson Wax to market HLL's cleaning products More Voltas Intl bags Abu Dhabi contract More Source:Hindu Business Line Tatas want common brand More Source:Business Standard Is radio good for the outdoors? More Source :www.agencyfaqs.com
LEO BURNETT SOAKS UP OYSTER SAUCE WIN IN HONG KONG More Newspaper World Cup contests expected to strain postcard supply in Thailand More Discovery, Encore team up in mainland China for ad sales More Source: www.adageglobal.com KIRSHENBAUM WINS BEECH-NUT ACCOUNT More RADIO BROADCASTERS WANT MORE LIQUOR ADS More CBS REPORTS RECORD-BREAKING UPFRONT SALES More R.J. REYNOLDS FINED $20 MILLION FOR TARGETING TEENS More Source: www.adage.com Prospect brightens for US TV ad market More |
 
 
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