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| 6 Feb 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 32 |
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Starcom India restructure sees Ravi Kiran becoming MD, west, south In a major development, Starcom Mediavest group, has announced a major restructuring of its India operations Starcom India. With immediate effect, Starcom India will operate as Starcom North and Starcom West/South...More
Exclusive Interview "I will pursue CAS as zealously as my predecessor" I&B minister R.S. Prasad in his first ever interview to the media...More Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch JWT wins Xerox account J Walter Thompson (JWT) has won the Xerox account in a closely contested pitch with FCB Ulka. The account was previously with Lowe and, more recently, with Enterprise Nexus. JWT will handle all above and below the line communications for Xerox using traditional and new communications tools...More Toon cricket 2003 offers trip to S Africa It is once again time to play cricket with your favourite cartoon characters. The tongue in cheek battle royale Toon Cricket 2003 takes place in Mumbai on 23 February at the Andheri Sports Complex...More Saatchi & Saatchi wins Ad Age 'global network of 2002' award Ideas company Saatchi & Saatchi has achieved an unprecedented hat-trick of achievements for the international advertising industry, winning leading US trade publication Advertising Age's Global Agency Network of the year award for 2002, as well as topping the magazine's annual ranking of new business wins...More Headlines Arianespace posts 50 m euro loss in '02 Arianespace has red ink staining its latest fiscal results...More
I&B minister seeks consumer-friendly CAS regime Minister of state for I&B with independent charge Ravi Shankar Prasad has placed consumer interest above all...More New shows keep the tempo going at Star Plus Star India's management and programming team knows what it is doing. And that has been bolstered by the ratings the newly launched shows have notched up. Kashmeer, Kucch Kar Dikhana Hai, Shararat-Thoda Jaadu Thodi Nazaakat, Karishma Kaa Karishma, all figure in TAM India's C&S homes Top 50 list for week four, 2003. ...More APTN offers Saddam Hussein exclusive to Indian news channels Indian news television channels wanting to give their viewers a peek at whom the US calls the monster from Baghdad can do so now. Courtesy Associated Press Television News (APTN), the international video arm of the Associated Press...More
Twists in the tales on Star Plus 'Change is always constant',as far as Star Plus is concerned. After the launch of six new shows in January 2003, Star Plus is now focussing on revamping the existing shows to keep loyal viewers happy and looking out for more...More Prasar Bharati invites tenders for films based on festive themes National broadcaster Prasar Bharati has invited tenders for Hindi feature films based on festive themes to be telecast on DD 1 in the afternoon slot this year...More
TV Ratings (19 January 2003 - 25 January 2003) TAM Top 10 Programmes Doordarshan's Top 10 Top 10 In All TV Homes Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes TAM Top 100 Programmes on different Channels Star Plus Sun TV Sony Gemini TV Eenadu TV Executive Dossier "We see a lot of opportunities in the weekend" Interview with Sandy Brown- president and CEO, CNBC More Tube Talk etc brings 'Attin Action Khanna' as 'Taaza Maal' More Max to air Ceat Cricket rating awards on Sunday More Source: www.indiantelevision.com
Colour Of Competition: Reliance, Hutchison Sketch New Campaigns More Fedders Lloyd Plans To Enter Fresh Segments More Mahindra Intertrade To Retail Woolworths’ Ladybird Range More Fiat Forms New Marketing Team Ahead Of Palio Diesel Launch More Honda Siel Power Eyes Double-digit Growth In Sales This Fiscal More HDFC Bank Set To Launch Mobile Service To Hawk Its Products More ICICI Bank Readies To Turn Country’s First Bullion Bank More Source: Financial Express Indigo tops over 'C' rivals in Jan sales More Stanchart to expand operations, plans to inject Rs150 cr in 3 years More Bharti offers goodies with fresh package More Pepsi steals Coke's thunder More Source: The Economic Times `Media plans need sharper focus for more impact' More BPL, Data Access tie up for global calling card More HLL plumps for healthcare range Ayush as core brand More Oyzterbay hives off silver biz under Citron brand More Triumph to promote UDV brands More Incubating biz ideas for aspiring entrepreneurs More World Cup fever catches cricket portals too More Woolworths to launch kids wear soon More Source: The Hindu Business Line Tea trade moves HC over marketing order More Biotech bug bites Ranbaxy, lines up $60 million for research More ITC among five shortlisted bidders for Mafco selloff More Source: Business Standard How safe is bottled mineral water? More StanChart to open 23 new Indian branches More Source: www.moneycontrol.com Andrey Purushottam vacates top post at Starcom India More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com
J.P Morgan Chase Talks to IPG Shops About New Assignment More Omnicom Bondholders Accept 'Sweetener', Retain Notes More Momentum to Add to Work for American Express More MediaCom Promotes Executives in Asia Pacific Region More Source: www.adweek.com Broadcasters censured over 'anti-gay' advert More Police fight ban on 'name and shame' posters More Amnesty unveils new TV ads More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk Viacom buys Puerto Rican outdoor ad firm More Accountants Cry Foul Over H&R Block Television Ads More Source: Reuters War threatens to spoil ad party More Hip-hop group to boycott Pepsi over ad More Source: CNN Brokerage Firm A.G. Edwards Opens Review More Source: www.adage.com Cheerios Revs Up Petty Promotion More Source: www.brandweek.com Reebok Ad Tackles Nike Commercial More Source: www.nytimes.com ITC warns BACC over 'homophobic' ad More Source: www.digitalspy.co.uk Swedish court kills ban on alcohol advertising More Source: www.nj.com |
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