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| 28 Feb 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 48 |
Public 'maange more' of Pepsi ads at World Cup: Cross-Tab survey The Pepsi brand/ad has emerged as the most likable brand with 30 per cent respondents of a survey rooting for it during the India-Zimbabwe cricket match on 19 February...More Media Advertising & Marketing watch ESS plugs football presenters in Singapore ESPN STAR Sports took to the streets in Singapore this week with an outdoor campaign featuring their English sports news presenters on wholly painted buses...More Executive Dossier - Interview "The mantra for 2003 is definitely the 'horror/ thriller' genre" ...More Gautam Adhikari SABe TV chairman Headlines Concern over Prasar revenues Pre-budget economic survey endorses Kelkar plan; raises concern over falling total receipts of Prasar Bharati...More NDTV unveils
new corporate logo Jain TV to
split content with publications Other Breaking News Headlines Aaj Tak says it's at all-time high reach It looks like Aaj Tak is quite serious about its catch line 'Sabse Tej'. The broadcasting arm of India Today group, quoting the latest TAM ratings, says it has reached an all time high of 23 million viewers...More Discovery
to spend $65m. on series sfor HDTV Karisma Kapoor
serial visits NZ for shoot BQC moves to Kerala
ESS launches
professional 9-Ball tour for Asians Mulchandani JV haunts TCL's fresh foray More Bose tunes into Kolkata to expand reach More Wipro Spectramind rejig sees Ram Roy as CMD More GCMMF' Amul ice creams on an export thrust More ICICI Bank to take credit card to smaller cities More Hughes buys Lucent's local GSM operations More Online thrust for ITC Foods' ready-to-eat snacks brand More Sony takes stake in rival MusicNet service - sources More Leo Burnett bags Alfa VIP account More Source: The Economic Times Chepauk screen may play again More GDR Media board okays swap deal More Playwin targets Rs 2,500 cr More Vimax watches launched More AirTel offers unlimited free incoming calls More Arena animation academy in Bangalore More Madura to stretch 3 shirt brands to leather accessories More Source: The Hindu Business Line ITC Foods Plans Online Initiatives For Ready-to-eat Snacks More Videocon Arm To Set Up Overseas Divisions More UB In Contract Manufacturing Alliance With Balaji Breweries More AirTel, Orange Announce Free Incoming Calls For New Subscribers More Source: Financial Express Straight Answers Anil Deshmukh, State Minister for Excise and Food and Drug Administration On bottled water controversy More Fairness cream ads on television likely to be taken off air More Source: The Times of India Mathrubhumi gets a unique set of brand endorsers More rubecon corners a slew of new accounts in Chennai More Leo Burnett walks away with VIP Alfa account More "The pharma OTC category is poised to breach the Rs 1-billion mark in TV and press!" - A TAM S-Group study... More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com I&B warning to TV channels on ‘vulgar’ ads More Source: The Indian Express
Mazda North American Chief To Step Down More IRI Explores Its 'Strategic Options' More Justice Dept. Clears Univision Deal For HBC More Avenue A Changes Name To Aquantive More Bidding Process In Calif. Lottery Review Gets Heated More Y&R Wins Chicken Chain's Review More P&G Pulls Ad For Always Feminine-Care Brand More Opponents Square Off Over Media Consolidation More Source: www.adage.com Amgen Launches $40 Mil. Media Review More Euro Combines Health Units Into One Network More Bell Gets Both IPG Titles More Alberts Moves to Grey London More Omnicom's Debt Rating Downgraded More Source: www.adweek.com Wienerschnitzel Barks Up New Spot More Washington Trust Seeks Dividends From Ads More Mercedes Retools Marketing Department More Mrs. Fields, Hershey Settle FTC Charges More Kellogg Takes Stock In Fruit Harvest More Staples Campaign Takes Easy Way Out More Big Boy Serves Up Fresh Effort More Source: www.brandweek.com |
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