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| 21 Feb 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 43 |
"Media specialists have become media-neutral!" ...More Interview with MediaCom senior VP Jasmin Sohrabji Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch Anita Nayyar is new ED-North of restructured Starcom Starcom India today announced that it has completed the restructuring of its India operations. In a move to strengthen future growth in the Northern Region, MediaVest Group today has appointed Anita Nayyar as Executive Director, Starcom North, based in Delhi...More Headlines Broadcasting council plan shelved Sushma Swaraj's plans to have a broadcasting regulatory authority to monitor content is being given a quiet burial...More HC restrains Dhoots from using BBC name The Delhi High Court has restrained Videocon from using the abbreviation BBC for its new business channel...More After World Cup, its Rolling Stones for MAX The rock legends will visit India in April and MAX will air one of the concerts a month after it is performed...More Sun to launch FM station Suryan from two cities on 7 March The stage is set for Kalanithi Maran's Sun Network to launch its Tamil FM radio station Suryan...More New faces in ESS' ad sales team ESPN Star Sports has appointed Charles Less as vice president, advertising sales for Southeast Asia. Leading the sales team of Justin Sampson, Dennis Lim and Delilah Chan, Less brings to ESS an extensive ad sales experience and expertise in the sports genre...More
Hindujas' expecting smooth CAS rollout The final session of the SCaT workshop on Wednesday had an optimistic note to it. The session was presided over by IndusInd Media and Communications COO Rajiv Vyas who spoke on InCable's strategy, the future of cable TV as well as CAS benefits...More BIS puts off decision on STBs for DTH If the availability of set-top boxes (STBs) is one of the speed breakers to a smooth passage of implementation of conditional access system in the country, the same issue has become contentious in the case of KU-band direct-to-home television service too...More Eutelsat C&S survey claims DTH spreading fast Satellite operator Eutelsat, which claims to be the main capacity provider for TV and radio broadcasting in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, has announced the headline results of its 2003 Survey on cable and satellite reception...More World Cup 2003 Special Channel properties consume 15 per cent ad secondages on SET, MAX A look into the program promotions during the Live Telecasts on Sony and Set Max matches indicates that almost 15 per cent of the total advertising secondages were consumed in promoting different properties on the channel...More Actors' Interview "I need to be excited and enthusiastic all the time; I work on impulse" ...More Channel [V] VJ and Bollywood debutante Purab Kohli Tube Talk Sony to air Filmfare Awards live Friday More Source: www.indiantelevision.com Tommy Hilfiger to foray into India More Kinetic earmarks Rs 4 crore promo budget for Boss More Shoppers' Stop to reposition brand for kids More Vivaldi to be sold under Proline brand More NAV, that's a googly More Bee in the bonnet More MasterCard, Visa join banks to boost direct debit usage More Vintage says Hallmark deal's on, names new distributor More BT Group reassures staff on plan to set up call centre in India More Source:The Economic Times Lighting A New Venture With Stationery Products More Pantaloon To Launch Two More Store Brands More Limited Edition Tata Safaris To Chill With TCG Fridges More HK Group To Forge 2 Joint Ventures In IT, Outsourcing More All Incoming Calls Now Free For BSNL Cell Users More Philips May Click On India Centre As Hub For Audio, Streaming Tech More Intel Lines Up A Slew Of Products To Stay Ahead In Convergence Race More Source: Financial Express Saif's the safe face brands want now More Futures trading allowed in 54 commodities More Alfa Laval to set up total alcohol plant in Vietnam More Mahamaza.com to sell Titan watches More Source: The Hindu Business Line Tobacco ad ban not to affect sales More Incoming calls free on CellOne More Voltas focuses on brand-building More Source: Business Standard Rediffusion, Bangalore, bags Reva account More Anita Nayyar to take over as executive director, Starcom, North More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Bottled water is not poison, says Sushma Swaraj More Pepsi, Ion Exchange claim high water quality More Source: www.moneycontrol.com
Merkley Newman Contends For Pennzoil Account More Two Cereal Makers Raise Prices More Salomon Smith Barney Opens Review More Source: www.adage.com Bates sale is shareholder matter, says Hearn More Agency billings reflect ad downturn More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk AOL Parcels Out Two Assignments More Cordiant Acknowledges Asset Sales, Looks to Focus on Bates More Source: www.adweek.com Church's Chicken Goes Big For Shrimp More Liz Claiborne Redresses Retail Future More Sports Authority, Gart Play Merger Game More Source: www.brandweek.com TV fights food ad ban More Source: www.nzherald.co.nz Vegetarians sink teeth into meat advertisement More Source: www.stuff.co.nz |
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