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| .7 21 May 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 59 |
Leo Entertainment launches TV commercial for movie 'Kaante' Leo Entertainment, the film marketing division of Leo Burnett India, today unleashed its first major joint TV commercial for Kaante, Sanjay Gupta's upcoming action thriller, and Thums Up, the official brand associated with the movie. More HEADLINES Sahara TV news channel launch likely in August The Sahara India Group's ambitious plans to launch a national Hindi news channel, along with a number of independent city-based regional news stations (mainly in the Hindi-speaking belt), is taking longer than initially planned.More Star Movies, HBO, MTV among satellite channels banned in Bangladesh The Bangladesh government has clamped down on eight Indian popular satellite pay channels and five FTA channels to "resist the adverse impact of alien culture on religious and social values." More Disney Channel to debut on DTH service in Korea 1 June Mickey Mouse is coming to Korea. Come 1 June, viewers in Seoul will be able to tune into the antics of Disney's rodent on television. More Will 91 be Radio's Star? The fourth private FM player to enter the fray in Mumbai, Radio City, at a frequency of 91 MHz, is from the Star India stable. More Source: www. indiantelevision.com Other Headlines ISPs put a spanner in net telephony calls More Amul ice cream goes overseas More Source: The Times of India Dunlop Sports Shoes Now In India More The Medicine Shoppe Now Focuses On Community-oriented Products More Radico Khaitan To Increase Capacities, Launch New Products More Rural Markets Yearn For Urban Communication: ARR Findings More Tatas Put Their Best Foot Forward With Stryde Range Of Products More Source: Financial Express Dabur Foods plans strategic alliances with FMCG cos More HLL revisits the `naturals' market More Enfield banks on nature to sell Thunderbird More Fries `N' Browns aims for a slice of fast food pie More Range of fruit drinks from Santhom Foods More New Siena makes debut in Madurai More Digital Opportunity Channel begins operations More BroadVision makes India its regional hub More Karnataka: Spice Telecom announces new tariffs More Source:Hindu Business Line Burnett picks up Blow Plast’s modular furniture business More Five Indian agencies get Clio nominations; 13 entries in shortlist More Music channels search for new faces More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Arvind Sharma is Leo Burnett CEO More Celeb advertisements face crisis of confidence More Bajaj Auto plans to axe Aspire More Net companies thrive on World Cup More Liquor company finds new ways to market More Indica, Palio made inroads, but Maruti’s tops More Hommade to change flavour of Indian kitchen More Fiat targets sale of 50,000 cars in 2002 More CTV sales, prices lose lustre More Radio Mirchi bags the best campaign award More Clones catching up with Spider-Man More Knowing Victoria’s Secret is a big way to boost the bottomlines More Source: Economic Times Ninu Khanna appointed as MD of Bombay Dyeing More Source:www.capitalmarket.com Indian cos to participate 'CeBIT Asia' More In the jeans: Recycled clothes are in among youth More Entertainment top export after IT More Tricon to relaunch KFC brand in India More Source: Hindustan Times Thums Up for Kaante More Source: www.chalomumbai.com Yankee Doodle comes calling More Source: The Hindu Whytehall India to focus on whisky segment More Crompton Greaves regains fans in market More Source: www.moneycontrol.com Nickelodeon launches Chhota VJ Hunt More LVMH, De Beers give diamond-branding biz to Louis XIV DDB, Paris More Source: www.briefonline.com
Italian Catholic paper reaches out to mainstream readers More Robert Brink returns to Sweden to head troubled Y&R shop More Fila's shiny new sports shoe is shaped like a Ferrari More Defying industry trend, U.K. online ad spend grew 7% last year More Marketers target youth at Hungary's island festival More Source: www.adageglobal.com IRS Approves JIF, Crisco Sale More Integer Group Named Mastercard's Promotions Agency More From Ad-Zapping To Advertainment More Media Planning Group USA Names Gaffney COO More Dave Lives On At Wendy's More FCB Set To Retain HP Business More Coke Seeks Sprite Brand Director More BCOM3 Execs To Get $300 Million-Plus Windfall More Interpublic Units Win H&R Block Media Work More Two Left In Deloitte Review More Pizza Hut Breaks New Wieden Work More GAP To Increase Ad Spending More Source: www.adage.com Fallon's BMW Films Tops Clio Awards More IPG Re-Elects 9 Directors More Mosallem, Color Wheel Defendants Plead Not Guilty More Gaffney Elevated to MPG Post More GM Shifts Control of Local Spot More Drug Czar: Pay for Ads More Dot-com Fever, Wishful Thinking Sink MARC N.Y. More What's Next For Cliff Freeman? More Source: www.adweek.com WPP drops Arthur Andersen More Source:www.mediaguardian.co.uk |
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