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| 13 Jan 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 15 |
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Discovery in campaign with tourism ministry The Ministry of Tourism, Government of India has tied up with Discovery Channel, to air the prestigious international TV campaign called Incredible India...More
Coca-Cola introduces "Real" marketing platform The platform Coca-Cola ... Real will be integrated across all of brand Coca-Cola's marketing initiatives and properties -- launching in the United States and rolling out in numerous markets around the world throughout 2003...More Ask Jeeves goes banner free this year Here is a piece of news that gives a new perspective to the business of advertising on the web. Ask Jeeves Web Properties, a division of Ask Jeeves has announced the removal of all banner advertisements from Ask Jeeves (Ask.com), the Web's second most popular search engine....More DD ups ante on cricket coverage Deal signed for delayed telecast of additional matches means Doordarshan will air cricket matches on all 43 days of World Cup...More DD looking for distributors abroad I&B minister Sushma Swaraj invites NRIs to invest in joint ventures...More
Day of woman achievers at Qalam All the 4 scripts accepted at Qalam's Writers' Pitch Saturday were penned by women...More SABe TV completes two years of telecast While other mainstream Hindi channels have often been accused of dishing out fare that has a sameness about it, SABe TV has managed to carve an enviable niche in the viewership pie with its 'daring to be different' strategy...More
Sales of PCs to cross 2 million units in 2002-03 The Manufacturers Association of IT (MAIT) has revised its growth projections revised from the earlier 15per cent to 20 per cent and the sales of PCs are to cross 2 million units in 2002-03...More World Cup 2003 Special EchoStar bags rights for World Cup in Americas EchoStar Communications Corporation has announced that it has acquired exclusive television, radio and internet distribution rights for the International Cricket Council (ICC) 2003 Cricket World Cup for North, Central and South America...More Source: www.indiantelevision.com
Coke Lines Up Rs 500-Cr Investment Plan More LG Kicks Off ‘World Cup Pass Chahiye’ More Aristocrat To Set Up Chain Of Shop-in-shops More Marks & Spencer To Expand Operations In India More Hindustan Lever Goes For Price Hike In Toilet Soaps More Coco-Cola To Invest $100-M In India Soon More Trademark Trouble: Court Freeze On Infy Namesakes More German Remedies Launches Emergency Contraceptive Pill More Source: Financial Express Nike ad again in the spotlight More Samsung to sell phones for i-mode service in Europe More Condom ads raise hackles of activists More Source: The Times of India Ford could roll out Fusion in '03 More Coca-Cola announces cut in prices More TV commercials on a diet plan More Idea edges out BPL in national league More Air-India plans separate unit for ground services More Maruti ties up with RIL for lease & fleet management More US Supreme Court to decide Nike advertising case More Lowe to handle ITC non-tobacco media account More LG announces promotional campaign to cash in on World Cup More Source: The Economic Times Galaxy launches `Nutrivita' More AirTel offer for Kakinada subscribers More Coke to invest $45 m in South More Using purchasing power to send a message More Toothpowders make a comeback in cities More Source: The Hindu Business Line WagonR: Unconventionally yours More Nestle moves infant nutrition business to McCann More ‘Value Creation’ seminar throws light on marketing-entertainment nexus More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com A brush with the midgets More Dabur Foods plans portfolio expansion More Morepen in Afghanistan spread plan More GM may set up design centre in Bangalore More Coke plans to invest $100 m in one year More Source: Business Standard Touchtel launches service in Mysore More Toshiba to launch world's smallest mass produced chips More Source: Hindustan Times GSM players keen to retain subscriber base More Source: The Hindu
Stars come out for Coca-Cola More 4x4s oil wheels of terror, US told More TV ad industry to regulate itself More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk Drinks giant counts cost of Taiwan ad gaffe as country hits back More Source: www.scotlandonsunday.com Zooming in under the radar: advertising you don't see until it's too late More Source: www.smh.com.au Whisky Banned In Ad Drama More Source: www.atimes.com Chime Communications to sell advertising stake to WPP More Source: Telegraph (UK) |
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