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| 3 Jan 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue :9 |
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"The news channels will make profits by the end of the first year" Sahara India deputy director Sumit Roy... More
CAS awaits Presidential nod Unless the presidential assent to the Cable TV (Network) Regulation Amendment Bill 2002 comes through, the amendments cannot be notified in the official gazette to be enacted into a law... More Merrill Lynch report on CAS bullish on broadcasters, MSOs Merrill Lynch's India Media and Entertainment Industry report on the media sector post the conditional access (CAS) legislationstates that CAS presents a sustainable and long term upside for broadcasters while maintaining its "Buy" rating on Zee Telefilms... More
Govt permissions still elude Star News Various permissions from the Indian government are yet to come through for the new look Star News channel that will be unveiled on 1 April... More
Hathway taps digital STB market Hathway Datacom, the Rajan Raheja-controlled multi-system operator is looking at rolling out conditional access in digital mode, a la Siti Cable, by June this year... More
Tube Talk etc Punjabi's Apna Star is Jazzy B More Source: www.indiantelevision.com
RKSwamy/BBDO introduces Guide to Urban Market More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Tata Indigo likely to top 4,000-mark in 1st month More Hospitality seen rolling in luxury this year More C2C war: BSNL, MTNL to take the call More Bajaj Allianz unveils housing loan cover for jobless More UB ties up with Scottish company More Cigarette companies breathe easy on favourable court ruling More Source: The Economic Times ‘Luggage Industry Expected To Be On An Upswing’ More Nirma Unveils New Campaign For Camay More BPL Subsidiary Bags Quality Award More BSNL Takes The Call; To Slash Tariffs More HLL Turns Wannabe Grocer In Mumbai More Baby’s Day Out More Source: Financial Express Cadbury's to raise home consumption with Heroes More What's special about FMCG cos? More Vivek runs Spencer's consumer durable biz More ITC proposes unit to outsource agarbattis — Partnership soon with cottage sector More RPG Cellular ties up with Yahoo More Celebrity cards: The new money-spinners More Source: The Hindu Business Line BSNL claims it’s still the cheapest More TAM meters to find way to more states More TAM meters to find way to more states More Toyota to unleash Corolla on Jan14 More Yesterday’s fads, today’s imperative More Source: Business Standard M&M to drive Bolero, Scorpio into Europe More FMCG sector hopes rest on new, nimble companies More Source: www.moneycontrol.com
Verizon Calls on New Marketing Chief More Papa John's Gets Sweet Over Cinnapie More Van Wagner Dials Into New NY Ad Locations More Safeway Names Company Vet New SVP-Marketing More Levi's Designs Expensive Effort To Launch Type 1 Jeans More Source: www.brandweek.com Sometimes a nobody is better More Morgan Stanley sues NTL for £7m More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk FTC Moves Against Weight-Loss Products Company More Chrysler Readies Celine Dion Ads More Source: www.adage.com Pakistan Tobacco Ends TV And Radio Advertising More Source: Hoovers Wanted: a couple of good ad firms More Source:www.sunspot.net Outdoor advertiser bulks up NYC kiosk biz More Source: www.crainsny.com Viacom sells New York phone booth ad business More Source: Reuters Ad group worried by media mergers More Source:www.seattletimes.nwsource.com Burglary victim takes out advertisement More Source: www.stuff.co.nz Auditors blast government contracts to ad agency More Source: www.faz.com Error in newspaper ad creates problems for county 911 dispatchers More Source: www.nj.com |
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