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| 18 Feb 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 40 |
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AXN among top 3 international channels Great promos, marketing initiatives and a localisation drive last year have paid the action channel rich dividends...More
Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch Warner Bros. to expand Sesame brand In China In the first deal of its kind for both companies, Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit educational organisation, and Warner Bros. Consumer Products will partner to develop and distribute television, print, video, interactive and related merchandise based on Zhima Jie, the Chinese version of Sesame Street...More Headlines Somaiya files cases against TV trade BJP member of parliament (MP) from north-east Mumbai Kirit Somaiya, today filed complaints against the various constituents of the cable business in Maharashtra - MSOs (multi system operators), independent cable operators and broadcasters...More IBF, MSOs continue CAS talks Broadcasters, cable industry want to go into Tuesday's government-piloted task force meet with something to show...More
AIR FM Mumbai overhauls programming Private FM players have finally forced staid broadcaster All India Radio Mumbai out of its ennui...More BBC Showcase kicks off 24 Feb in Brighton BBC Showcase, the world's largest television programme market hosted by a single broadcaster, will play host to more than 460 of the world's top TV programme buying executives - exceeding last year's record attendance...More
WBITD
announces executive appointments World
Cup 2003 Special
Advertisers need to reach the ‘excitement consumer’, says Rajeev Bakshi More Pepsi, LG, Reliance garner high recall during India-Holland one-dayer, says Indianet survey More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Major reshuffle in LG, National More McDowell & Co bets on in-film advertising More Reliance Info opens 20 webstores More Infosys wins Pune leg of Brand Equity Quiz More The Mumbai shootout More Source:The Economic Times How to extend the IIT brand More Amanraj Garments introduces AdamParker brand More UB to sponsor Rolling Stones' Indian summer More An entrepreneur's spicy recipe for success More Kerala Tourism Dept mulls MICE offensive More GTB launches `Vyapaar' More Kores launches range of pencils More Howzatt! The short message is in the medium More The Rural Network to bring market issues centrestage More Source: The Hindu Business Line Corporate captains on African safari More eGurucool promoter launches new venture More Visa eyes new segments for card business spread More BIM, CII to hold Strategix ’03 More Source: Business Standard Sponsors Brave The Storm More Source: Financial Express Is the Hero losing its grip? More Source: www.moneycontrol.com
Cordiant's global dream fades under pressure from lenders More Marketing guerrillas turn congestion into PR stunt More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk AARP Refuses To Retire Relevant Ads More Joseph Abboud Abounds Into Spring More Source: www.brandweek.com Telecom NZ to increase advertising spend for AAPT unit More Source: www.smh.com.au Jobless advertising expert puts CV on billboard More Source: Ananova TV
ad for magazine 'made light of fear' More |
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