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| 21 Nov 2002 | Volume: 3 | Issue : 81 |
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Madison for astute use of radio by advertisers Car owners may not turn out to be the largest audience segment for radio in the country, but they are the ones that advertisers are most likely to target, if a Madison study is to be believed... More Headlines Star Plus drives improved Asia bottomline Star, Rupert Murdoch's Asian pay TV platform, has declared a 27 per cent reduction in quarterly operating loss for the quarter 1 July to 30 September this year compared to the corresponding period last year... More
BBC revenue growth in 2002 'significant' Continuing to be bullish on the Indian market, BBC World feels that the subcontinent still offers the channel great potential in terms of revenue and audience... More Thursday World Television Day The first television telecast may have actually happened sometime early last century, but it is 21 November which is celebrated as World Television Day as proclaimed by the UN General Assembly in 1996... More
Mudra Bags Reliance Infocomm Ad Account More LG To Unveil Audio Products For Mass Market By Mid-2003 More Canon To Double Distribution, Click On New Ad Strategy More Castrol Initiates Marketing Plans To Leverage ‘Power 1’ More Advent Bags Licensing, Merchandising Rights For ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 More Hopes Of High Sales Numbers Boost M&M More Citibank Launches Forex Account For Residents More Source: Financial Express LG to enter mobile handsets mart More Can Indian pharma compete? More Power plastic in your cellphone More Source: Business Standard & Ice World Mudra retains Reliance Infocomm’s creative duties More Equus Red Cell bags creative duties for Ozone’s ITIS More Source: www.agencyafqs.com Reliance Infocomm ties up with ITXC for ILD calls More Kinetic sells 6,000 Zing scooterettes in October |
