28 Nov 2002 Volume: 3 Issue : 86



















Todays Newsbreakers India
Headlines
HBO may hit break-even by next year
Movie channel HBO, which has seen a revenue growth of around 20 per cent this year over 2001, says it is close to breaking even... More

CAS bill consensus still eludes Swaraj
The CAS bill could not be tabled today as well due to other contentious issues up for discussion. I&B minister Sushma Swaraj is confident of the bill's ultimate passage but consensus is yet elusive... More

SPE forms digital policy group
Sony Pictures Entertainment has formed the Digital Policy Group, a new corporate level organisation designed to address the challenges and opportunities arising with the digital distribution of entertainment product... More

Media Advertising & Marketing watch
Levi's plans 'Battle Against Aids Rock Concert'
Levi Strauss (India) have announced that on the occasion of World Aids Day (1 December), the company, in association with Freedom Foundation , an NGO working with Aids patients, will bring together the rock music talent for the purpose of hosting a rock show at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. .. More

Tube Talk
Bangladesh take on Windies from Friday More
Source: www. indiantelevision.com

Other Headlines
Tea majors get hot under the collar More
Handbags from Tanishq More
Milton to re-launch home range More
Emami to revive Rs 80-cr Boroplus brand More
Suri's air charter biz taxies for take-off More
 Coca-Cola to plough in $100m, expand distribution net More
US proposes a tariff-free world More
Source: The Economic Times & Brand Equity

Leo Burnett robs FCB-Ulka of United Colors More
Satyajit Sen quits MediaCom; to head Delhi branch of Maximize More
 Source: www.agencyafqs.com
MTNL Value-add Comes For A Song, Literally More
Philips Plans Slew Of Initiatives For Cricket World Cup More
Dept Stores Will Co-exist With Small Stores’ More
AIR To Pay $50,000 For ICC World Cup Rights More
Retailers See Potential In Private Labels More
Samsung To Roll Out Video Camcorders In Jan 2003 More
Dr Morepen Plans Foray Into Analgesics More
Acme Plans To Offload Stake To Boost Provogue More
Colgate-Palmolive Unveils ‘Collect Your Cricketer’ Campaign More
Tulsi Is Brand Ambassador For Milton More
 Source: Financial Express

OTC drugs: To advertise or not to advertise? More
Colgate has a new ad to get back the smile More
 Source: www.moneycontrol.com

Howzat for brands More
 Source: Business Standard
Amaron's TV ads `clutter-busters' More
Global award for Indian PR firms More
Spirited market growth sees Italian wine brand foray More
Catholic Syrian unveils three e-banking products More
Marico plans skin clinics More
BPL Mobile plan for purse-friendly ISD calls More
Milton Global all set to expand product portfolio More
Oxemberg's bid to check `fake' garments More
 Now, interactive watches for kids More
Colgate-Palmolive signs up cricketers for new promotion More
 Source: The Hindu Business Line
Thought for the day

"Advertising is legalized lying".
- William Allen White
Other Newslinx International
International Headlines
RLG Department Stores Shows Special Spirit More
Kids Go On Offense In Sports Push More
Source:www.brandweek.com

American Legacy Signs Pile for '03 Creative Search More
Kmart Sponsors Holiday Reality TV Show More
Source:www.adweek.com

Publicis picks up Cadbury's US campaigns More
Source:Sydeny Morning Herald

Finance director quits Cordiant More
Source:www.mediaguardian.co.uk

Interpublic taps D'Angelo as McCann-Erickson CFO More
Source: Reuters

Angostura apologises for Hindu God in ad More
Source:Trinidad Express

Ad agencies vie for Brewers' business More
Source: www.jsonline.com










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