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| 9 Jan 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 13 |
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Festive spends on TV dominated by toilet soap and corporate campaigns In 2002 Paints, Rubs-&-Balms and Hair Oils have replaced Aerated Soft Drinks, Cars/Jeeps and Writing instruments in the Festive TV Top 10...More
4 media execs on Business Week's worst managers' list International Business Week has listed four media executives in its worst managers of 2002 list announced in its latest issue. And they are people who were not so long ago glorified and hailed as corporate Gods...More Fairglow Zee Cine Awards on Saturday Zee and Godrej have announced that they will host the first mega Bollywood Awards show on Saturday. The Godrej FairGlow Zee Cine Awards take place at the poolside of the Tulip Star Hotel, Juhu, on 11 January...More
Zee's mega-prizes strategy a hit at bourses The markets seem to be gung-ho about Zee's forthcoming mix for the next quarter...More
New shows launched, Star downplays cricket Star India indicated it was not afraid of cricket eating into its viewership base, even as it announced a slew of new shows...More Pirated signals lead to blank screens in Gujarat Sabre rattling between cable ops and broadcasters in Gujarat. Sony ready to take on pirates...More
Zee failure to lure telecom ads a problem: SSB report Salomon Smith Barney (SSB), in a report just released, believes the failure of the channels in the Zee bouquet to rope in telecom ads is worrisome...More Tube Talk Profiles series begins on BBC World More Juhi Babbar indulges in conversation on etc More Taposh Biswas is ESS’ Super Selector for Dec More DD to air blockbusters this weekend More Source: www.indiantelevision.com
Arrow To Extend Retail Initiatives More Hero Group Plans Billing Centre Web More TiE Sees Big Numbers In Entertainment More Monginis To Set Up Two More Manufacturing Facilities More Cookie Logistics: How Britannia Leveraged The Net More iGate Zeroes In On Its Mascot For Global Software Business More Patni To Set Up Development Centres In Mauritius, Canada; BPO In US More Source: Financial Express Top marketing trends in 2003 More Brand launches More BEst / BEkaar More The naked tooth More Ford changes gear with Ikon Nxt More Motorola unveils new wireless phones for 2003 More Microsoft unveils smart watches, portable media box More Intel to market mobile technologies as 'Centrino' More The 10 best international TV ads More Source: The Economic Times Hutch launches new service in Karnataka More UB to launch S&N beer soon More Source: Business Standard Balbir Pasha rakes in the moolah More Big B ad does the trick in polio drive More Source: The Times of India ANC adds Arrow’s creative account to its quiver More Jayshree Sundar quits Lowe; to head Leo Burnett, Delhi More Thums Up placement in Kaante among Top 10: Campaign magazine More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Rajiv Nair quits Microsoft More Magma to set up R&D centre in India More CESC sells bill space to rake in moolah More It's time for the movies at Café Coffee Day More US furniture brand Bernhardt in India More Dabur ties up with FreeMarkets for e-procurement More Source: The Hindu Business Line
ITV loses ground in advertising battle More Rover bites back over Express claims More FSA clamps down on financial ads More Newspaper criticised for trivialising gun crime More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk Boathouse Preps Merrill Campaign More New Chrysler Spokeswoman Pays Detroit a Visit More Carfax Account in Review More Mini Plans Print Ad Touting Honor More Source: www.adweek.com Historic Olympic Event Inspires Mecca Ads More Supermarket Retailer Ahold Restructures Units More Intel Boots Up New Brand More Aiwa Ad Push Will Support New Strategy More Source: www.brandweek.com Spot-Free Show Nears Deal With WB More Source: www.adage.com Publicis CEO: Advertising spending to grow 1 percent this year More Source: www.nj.com Ad man to help sell McGuinty in election More Source: www.nationalpost.com F. William Free, Ad Man Behind 'Fly Me,' Dies at 74 More Source: www.nytimes.com |
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