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| 12 Feb 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 36 |
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Sahara 'Grooves' to boogie beat in May Billed as India's biggest talent show Sahara's Grooves to cover nine countries...More
Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch BBC secures sponsorship success in the tourism sector After the Australian tourism board promoting its business through Balaji Telefilms' soaps like Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Kasutii Zindagi Kay, it is BBC World's turn to focus on sponsorship in the travel and tourism sector...More Akshay Wattal is Nickelodeon's first 'Badaa Shikari' Nickelodeon has announced the first winner of its Pepsi Badaa Shikari Hunt contest. Akshay Wattal is the chosen youngster who will lead the Indian Cricket team onto the grounds, for its first match at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 in South Africa...More Channel [V] launches 'Panga for Beckham' contest Seems like Channel [V] is taking the cricket fever head on. The Star music channel will be promoting football in the time when the entire country is crazy about cricket. The channel, along with Castrol 'Power 1', has launched a Panga for Beckham contest...More Headlines BIS task-force on STB specifications for DTH The Bureau of Indian Standards' task force to come up with recommendations on the specifications of set-top boxes (STBs) for KU-band direct-to-home television service...More Prasad prioritises
professionalism on DD, AIR
Two executive
appointments at Sony DVD player base
to increase five-fold in Asia-Pacific
Deepak Tijori's
maiden venture 'Oops!' set for April release TAM
ADEX Analysis
Writer's Desk "On TV, pace is everything" - Shobhaa De More Tube Talk Yana Gupta Channel [V]'s 'Goddess'of the month More BBC World to talk hard this Valentine's More CNN’s 'Inside Sailing' to focus on Asia More Astro Life Indiantelevision.com introduces its Astro Life column, for general predictions for the week 10 February - 17 February 2003. Click Here
Local brands top regional channel slots More Pepsi stumped by Warnie's wrong `un? More Fashion council, KPMG to study business models More Technopark companies vote for free software, says survey More SGI unveils new server family More Say it with Tanishq this Valentine's More Delhi builder to sell flats by invitation More ATM cards find flavour among cabbies More Source: The Hindu Business Line Pigeons, dial tones and policy More Pepsi dismissed Warne in time More Bisleri sales drop 15% after pesticide scare More Pepsi franchisee freezes French ice-cream plan More Star power:Aamir in, Hrithik out More Source: Business Standard GM to introduce Chevrolet with ‘I am Chevrolet’ campaign More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com General Motors For Local Flavour To Chevrolet Campaign More What Roaming? Trai Raps Reliance Info More Taj Group Plans Eco-tourism In The Himalayas More Karnataka Tourism Policy Thrust On Infrastructure Development More Tourism Likely To Get A 44% Leg-up In Budget Outlay More Source: Financial Express Top guns More Titan in trouble More Ifs and Bhats More One too many More These Boots were made for walking More David vs Goliath More Bowl baby bowl More The real thing More Brand launches / Scent of a woman More BEst / BEkaar More Source: Brand Equity Limited mobility lures more people in Jan More Source: www.moneycontrol.com
FTC Goes On Offense Vs. Bad Ads More Pizza Hut Getting Bigger Marketing Pie More Riese Restaurants Switch To Pepsi More Powerpuff Girls, Dragon Ball Z Fly To BK More Cablevision Pulling Plug On The Wiz More Source: www.brandweek.com Publicis declares 20% hike in revenues More Changes give Capital much needed boost More Nicorette spoofs banned Marlboro ads More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk iTV adds some fun to attract advertisers More Source: www.bangkokpost.com Earthlink Consolidates Media, Direct Assignments More Priority Mail Is First for C-E More Publicis Organic Growth Down for 2002 More Source: www.adweek.com Yum Brands To Boost Ad Spending For Three Chains More Clorox To Shift Media Spending For Bleach Brands More Source: www.adage.com UK's ITV says ad market share slipped in January More Source: Forbes |
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