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| .7 28 May 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 64 |
Consumers unwilling to shell out for online services, says Jupiter A new study by Jupiter Media Metrix, the Internet and new technology analysis and measurement agency, reports that more than two-thirds of US consumers would not pay for any services on the Internet, including enhanced e-mail, instant messaging or file-sharing capabilities. More HEADLINES Shobha Kapoor takes over as Balaji CEO after Sanjay Dosi's resignation Balaji Telefilms has a new CEO in the form of Shobha Kapoor, after Sanjay Dosi put in his papers as CEO of Balaji Telefilms. More Balaji readies weekend serials On the back of what has been a tremendously successful year for the Jeetendra Kapoor family-promoted Balaji Telefilms, the production house is expanding into new genres and time bands. More Kagan Media predicts hard drives to turn money-spinner for cable TV A report, about to be released by analyst Kagan Media Appraisals shows that hard drive-enabled set-top boxes and the personalised services they make possible will give the cable industry increased revenue streams, greater customer retention (reduced churn), and lower infrastructure costs thanks to a more efficient use of limited bandwidth. More Sportsworld Australia is now Sportsbrand Media Group Sportsworld Australia, earlier a part of the Sportsworld Media Group, has changed ownership and is now christened Sportsbrand Media Group. More Bloomberg Television to telecast daily World Financial Report Beginning 28 May, Bloomberg Television will globally simulcast financial coverage of US, Asian and European markets on a daily show, The Bloomberg World Financial Report. More Conditional Access System Update Govt looking at basic tier price of Rs 90 post-CAS The Indian government would ideally like to keep the price of the basic tier of free-to-air (FTA) channels, once CAS is implemented, below Rs. 100, in contrast to the figures that have been touted in the industry that range between Rs 125 and Rs 150.More Source: www. indiantelevision.com Other Headlines Watch out for more Swatches More Domino’s to focus on big cities More Radisson kababs go globetrotting More What’s cooking? Only biscuits! More Fiat car sales registered 739% surge in April More LG expects one million CTV sales in 2002 More Shobha Kapoor is CEO of Balaji Tele More HP to sell only Compaq PCs More Submarine cable link via India commissioned More E-hacking: on the right side of the law More Serial killer Balaji knocks on DD doors More Brand giants split on strategy amid TV ad slump More Source: The Economic Times Now Hollywood summer camp for Delhi kids More Source: The Indian Express LG Eyes 1 Million CTV Sales More GGL Introduces Eco-friendly Mirror More Pillion Ride More Mood Turns Sour In Sweet Chocolate Town Of Hershey More Source: Financial Express Too many `radio taxis' in City? More Source: The Hindu ‘Under the Banyan’ launched More Source: Deccan Herald Coke, Pepsi cross swords over ad ratings too More Ford Assured hits Kerala today More Rupa & Co merging 5 group cos More Morepen Labs names new Vice-President More Logitech eyeing 50 pc growth More FIPB rejects Sony bid to buy out Discovery in joint venture More Never mind CAS; TV ratings will rule More Mirza Tanners planning to step up global presence -- To push more `Red Tape' in India More Proof of identity may shrink pre-paid base More Source:Hindu Business Line Unique offer on for upset ticket holders More Source: The Asian Age Contract high on Seagram; wins Rs 10-crore worth of new business More The K factor More Medium and message: A conflict of decoding – Part II More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Naidu mantra: a condom free with every drink in Andhra Pradesh More Source: Hindustan Times McCann-Erickson India and SSC&B bag Gold at New York Festivals 2002 More Verizon moves $50 million account to Kirshenbaum More Source: www.briefonline.com HLL exits premium fragrances market More Elizabeth Arden re-enters India via Baccarose More Playwin to set up 5,600 terminals in 6 months More Semi-urban push for branded jewellery More Source: Business Standard
Argentine papers ready afternoon editions for World Cup More Motorola in pan-euro push to hook up with youth More Management attention focuses on TBWA Brasil More McDonald's adds Far Eastern flavor for German soccer fans More Berlusconi's Mediaset overtakes RAI in ratings war More Source: www.adageglobal.com General Mills Bakes Doughboy Licensing Venture More AOL Works Mojo With Austin Powers More Breck Gets Another Chance To Shine More Source: www.brandweek.com Children hit in ads barrage More Source: www.thewest.com.au Ad of the Week: Bibendum breaks open the Latin American More Give one advertiser a great deal, and they'll all want one More Ad war heats up among major parties More Source: www.pbj.cz Airship advertising plan was just hot air, Primus claims More Source: www.smh.co.au Unilever signs massive ad deal More Source: BBC News GE ad misleading says PM More Source:www.nzoom.com |
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