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| 17 Jan 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 19 |
MTV, Nick, Pepsi, Max get together for contest MTV, Nickelodeon, Pepsi and MAX have announced the Pepsi Badaa Shikari Hunt which gives six kids the chance to lead the Indian team onto the cricket field in South Africa...More
Media Advertising & Marketing watch B4U Music announces Now or Never contest B4U is pulling all strings possible to mark its presence amongst leading music channels. Close on the heels of the recent tie-up with Cafe Coffee Day in December2002, it has now announced the Now or Never contest in collaboration with Saregama HMV...More World Cup 2003 Special Pepsi's new drink to feature in TVCs around World Cup Mountain Dew, the neon coloured citrus tinged carbonated drink that Pepsi launched in Mumbai on Thurday, will feature prominently in the television commercials the company plans to unleash on television in the next month...More
World Cup 2003 Schedule Click below for your personal copy of the world cup schedule- Doordarshan telecast schedule Set Max telecast schedule
Headlines Prasar Bharati signs 90 million deal with IRDA The pubcaster has signed a Rs 90-million deal to propagate insurance-related issues on DD and AIR...More Kyunki... storyline moving to Australia The troika of Kyunki..., Kahaani... and Kasautii..., the top rated shows on Star Plus, are set for an overhaul...More BR Films to produce new serials for DD, Sahara TV The original mytho moghul is looking to tread new ground. BR Films is producing four new serials: Dhristi and Kaamna on Doordarshan; Asha Nai Asha on Sahara TV and Shrimad Bhagwad to be aired on a C&S channel... More
Lucknow Radio City may go off air Dec The Star-MBPL combine may shut FM radio operations in Lucknow at the end of the completion of its second year...More Tube Talk Ten Sports to air Sachin's first test century More Source: www.indiantelevision.com Other
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American Legacy Severs Ties with Havas' MPG More Orbitz Considers 3 for $30 Mil. Work More Food Network Picks Margeotes More Mullen Taps Group CD More GE Unveils New Tagline, Campaign More Bahamas to Fallon More Source: www.adweek.com Richard Parsons Named Chairman Of AOL Time Warner More Ad Spending To Increase 3.3% In 2003 More State Dept. Denies WSJAd Report More Can Chrysler Ride The Music To Upscale Stardom? More Fallon Wins Bahamas Tourism Account More Source: www.adage.com Chaldecott quits HHCL following merger More ITV shares hit by 'scare stories' More TV ad rules to be relaxed this year, says Ofcom chief More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk That And A Token Might Get You A Date More Source: www.brandweek.com Leo Burnett billings slip 10% More Source: www.bangkokpost.com Miller Lite's 'Catfight' ad: Too sexist? More Source: USA Today US suspends TV ad campaign aimed at Muslims More Source: www.nj.com Group remakes controversial ad to campaign against war More Source: www.seattletimes.nwsource.com |
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