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| 10 Jan 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 14 |
Barista-Star World Absolutely Everyday Contest announced The contest season has begun once again. While most of the mainstream channels are cashing in on the World Cup, a few have dared to go against the tide. The latest in the offering is the Barista - Star World Absolutely Everyday contest, launched in a bid to leverage co-marketing opportunities and strategic alliances...More Genesis begins handling Sony PR Finally. The Sony Entertainment Television Indian account, after weeks of speculation, has moved from Roger Periera Associates to Genesis PR later this month...More Headlines indiantelevision.com's Qalam gets off to a rousing start The second edition of indiantelevision.com's scriptwriters workshop and forum, Qalam, saw an impressive turnout of leading scriptwriters, producers and creative directors...More Sony bids to touch Rs 10b revenues The World Cup will drive total revenues of Sony into the Rs 10 billion mark this fiscal, MAX business head Rajat Jain claims...More Siti pushing HITS plan for CAS rollout Even as Siti Cable pushes for implementing CAS through headend in the sky, Swaraj will meet MSOs on 14 January to discuss CAS...More Zee English looking to innovate through unusual programming A darkly funny drama involving death! A gay man and a straight woman whose relationship constantly blows hot and cold! Sex and married life from the male perspective! These are a few of the unusual programme initiatives that Zee English will unveil over the next few months...More
AP TV News largest provider of stories for EBU Associated Press Television News (APTN), the international video arm of The Associated Press, established itself as the leading provider of exclusive stories to the news exchanges of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) for the year gone by...More HBO's Sex and the city winds up in 2004 HBO's critically acclaimed comedy series Sex and The City with Sarah Jessica Parker will bow out next year. Its sixth season will be its last...More Murdoch wins clearance for Star TV China expansion Rupert Murdoch may be having problems getting clearance for his Star News and DTH projects in India but in China he appears to be making major gains...More BBC
looking at alliance with ABC in US
World
Cup Special
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Television 2002
Britannia launches fresh milk More Playwin stops sales in TN More Jindal Photo unveils new products More Web-based innovative photo service More HLL targets `Smart Shoppers' More Marketing tea More Initiative Media re-awarded ITC account More HDFC Bank launches credit card with e-Seva More SET to telecast 54 World Cup matches More Arrow aims to look younger, drive sales all-year round More Samsung plans more Digitall Home stores More Row over tea marketing order intensifies — Buyers announce nationwide boycott; Govt puts up a brave face More Source: The Hindu Business Line Contract, McCann, St Luke’s to slug it out for Asian Paints More Ford launches Ikon NXT supported by multimedia campaign More MAX readies for World Cup 2003; announces line-up for two-month extravaganza More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com GM Rolls Out Opel Vectra More Alberto Montanari Is New Fiat India CMD More Hero Group To Set Up Retail Network For Bill Collection More Walden Scouting For Deals To Invest $40 M More AP’s e-Seva Gets Some Credit Thru HDFC Bank More New Entrants Give Oldies A Back-to-back Fight More Videocon, Mirc Plan Aggressive Marketing Strategies More Source: Financial Express Shooting star More SET to reap World Cup bonanza More Satyam bets Rs 232 crore on multiplexes More UK firm to invest $2 m for data arm in Mumbai More Kodak to launch 300 digital imaging centres More Source: Business Standard GM launches Opel Vectra at Rs 17 lakh More Locals must hold 49% of Coca-Cola, says govt More Alcoa may buy out ACC in JV More Source: The Economic Times
Conocophillips Awards Account To Dailey More Coke To Launch Celeb-Filled Spots More Conagra To Reorganize Corporate Marketing Ranks More AOL Names Exec To Oversee Brand Management More Six Vie For Chicken Chain's Ad Account More Pepsi Revs Up Marketing For Engery Drink More Saturn Breaks Gen Y-Only Ads For IonMore Source: www.adage.com Leo Burnett Touts Beef More Stars Shine in Coke Campaign More AOL Hires Former Schwab Marketing Exec More ConocoPhillips Taps Dailey & Associates More D'Arcy Execs Jump to DDB N.Y. More El Pollo Loco Cuts to 6 for $7 Mil. Business More Source: www.adweek.com Coke Gets Real Again In New Campaign More Chicago Exchange Sees Future In New Effort More Jordan, Chan Get Comfortable With Hanes More Source: www.brandweek.com Alan Schulman Named Creative Director at Universal McCann More Source: www.uemedia.com Pakistan firm accused of advertising smokescreen More Source: www.atimes.com |
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