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| .7 8 May 2002 | Volume: 2 | Issue : 50 |
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Headlines
Ten Sports says its offer for delayed telecast on DD has been rejected Ten Sports CEO Chris McDonald denied that any negotiations were on between DD and Ten Sports for delayed telecasts of the FIFA World Cup last night. More CAS gets Union Cabinet clearance The Union Cabinet gave the go-ahead to bring about amendments to The Cable TV Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995 to allow the imposition of conditional access systems in India by government regulation. More Discovery India takes to sport as World Cup draws near In a move timed to capitalise on the football fever on the eve of the World Cup, Discovery Channel has announced a series of documentaries about the game. More Executive Dossier "HBO has helped improve the quality of movies shown on television" James Paul Marturano is the executive vice president, HBO Asia and managing director of HBO South Asia. He unveils his plans for the channel in India in an exclusive interview... More "We want to make an emotional and marketing connection with Indian viewers" Chris McDonald is facing a fresh challenge as CEO of the Abdulrahman Bukhatir-promoted Ten Sports. In a free wheeling conversation he says things are on course and that Ten Sports is here to stay... More Tube Talk Guru Dutt Classics On Set Max This Month Lovers of Guru Dutt's cinematic fare are in for a treat. Come 20 May, Set Max is running a Guru Dutt Festival daily at 1 pm. More Vivek Oberoi-etc's 'Its My Pasand' Next Thursday watch Vivek give his fans a peak into his personality, what puts him on and what puts him off, his likes and dislikes on etc's Its My Pasand. More Source: www. indiantelevision.com Other Headlines Nestle takes on P&G's Vicks with Acti-V More Hansa Research aims to be among top 5 More Source: Hindu Business Line Bajaj swerves into price cut lane More Pepsi to introduce Pepsi Blue in US this summer More Pfizer drugs top productivity chart for launches More Intel unveils new Pentium 4 processors More Software makers targeting existing users More Guardian launches $60-m bid for Jazz FM More Hershey sells some brands More Radiate sets up JV with event mgmt co More Source: The Economic Times Bharti Dials Big Numbers For Call Centre Thrust More BPL Kicks Off Mega Promo For World Cup Soccer More Crossword To Expand Presence Through Small Store Format More Cadbury India Pie Down To 70.7% In Dec-Feb More Hyundai April Sales Up 4.5% More source: Financial Express Is the Indian advertising industry lagging behind? More Triton chills with Rooh Afza More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Onida Infotech to merge with parent More Source: Hindustan Times Network Associates to begin India operations More Source: www.moneycontrol.com
Bank of America Launches $160-Million Media Review More Source: www.adweek.com Harried Mothers Use Internet MoreMore Agency.com Slashes 90 Jobs More Senate Legislation Targets Drug Ads More Deloitte Cosulting Narrows Review More Havas Reports 8.1% Drop In Revenues More Coke To Acquire Seagram Soft Drink Mixers More Pepsi Blue Latest Teen-Targeted Drink More Burgers Face Beefed Up Competition More Burger King In Talks With Deutsch More Source: www.adage.com Seiko hires D'Arcy for Alba's pan-Asian relaunch More German energy giant reviews $65m biz More Czech ad withdrawn following protests from war veterans More Havas 1Q revenue drops More D'Arcy focuses on local wins in Mexico More CNBC launches channel with Korea's Maeil More Source: www.adageglobal.com |
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