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| 17 Feb 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 39 |
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ICC issues notice to Indian cricketers Controversy looms large with the ICC issuing notices to some Indian cricketers as Samsung ads featuring them continue to appear in media...More
Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch India's chess federation seeks support for Commonwealth games The annual Commonwealth Chess Championships will be held in Mumbai from 19 April 2003 for a period of 10 days. More than 30 grandmasters (GMs) and 40 international masters (IMs) from over 58 countries will be participating in the contest which has a prize money of around Rs 1 million...More Headlines Kirit Somaiya to take TV trade to court The BJP MP says he will file a criminal case against MSOs and cable ops on 17 February...More Murdoch is not the largest shareholder in NewsCorp Media baron Rupert Murdoch has been thus known as the biggest share holder of NewsCorp. Turns out that he shall not be known so henceforth. According to the media reports, Murdoch no longer owns the larger economic stake in News Corp. Liberty Media's John Malone, popularly known as Cable-TV magnate, is the larger share holder...More
...And a PIL against cable ops, broadcasters, government BJP member of parliament (MP) Kirit Somaiya is sending out a message that he means business. Apart from announcing on 15 February that he would be filing a criminal case against the TV trade, he said that he, along with other BJP MLAs Mangal Prabhat Lodha, Atul Shah and Sandeep Joshi of Mumbai Cable Grahak Sangh, will file a public interest litigation (PIL) against 12 respondents...More IATAS calls for entries for 31st Intl Emmy Awards The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (IATAS) has issued a call for entries for the 31st International Emmy Awards which will take place later this year...More Sky's revenues rise to £1,511m in 2002 Sky Digital subscriptions will touch its yearend target of 7 million, as per the latest results announced by the company...More
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Toshiba: Dramatic image-driving More Equus wins Exide’s motorcycle battery business More Mindspace brings into focus the role of pester power More Taj Mahal Tea campaign awarded Gold at New York Festivals More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Amul chocs: Too young to quit, not too old for a rejig More Pepsi, Coke say their water meets EU norms More Senator launches imported pens More Vitamin deficiency: New brands cause side-effects More Midas bags Rs 1,000 cr CorDect WLL supply order More Source:The Economic Times Reliance Info may peg ISD call rates at Rs 5 More Revenues to the Max as World Cup hots up More Saint-Gobain expands product range More Source: The Hindu Business Line Basic operators may get fifth cellular licence More Spirit of celluloid draws McDowell More Amway India plans to widen portfolio More GM ahead in race to buy Daewoo assets More Cricket? Anything but! More Source: Business Standard Tata Chem To Tap Marketing Synergies With HLCL Brand More Tests Show Aquafina Meeting EU Norms More Euronet, IDBI Bank Tie Up To Set Up ATM Network More Kyocera Bags MTNL’s WLL Handset Deal @ Rs 5,000/Unit More Source: Financial Express Consumer spending rises 10% in 2002-03: KSA More Source: www.moneycontrol.com
SEC Filing Demands IRI CEO's Resignation More Interpublic Names Top Execs For Merged Lowe More Mccann Wins $18 Million Nikon Account More TBWA Names Worldwide Creative Director More Pennzoil Narrows Review To Seven More Source: www.adage.com Saatchi Wins $40 Mil. FluMist Account More BBDO Taps Schneider for ECD Post More CNBC to Debut Deutsch TV More Source: www.adweek.com Reebok, Kobe Pass On Endorsement Deal More Dodge Shifts SRT Marketing Into Overdrive More Source: www.brandweek.com ‘G’ Hits the Funny Spot More Source: www.msnbc.com Cordiant faces £200m break-up More Source: www.thisislondon.com Alternative
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