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| 17 Mar 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 59 |
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Shourie to industry: work for change IT, Telecom minister urges industry stalwarts to work for solutions to problems. Frames 2003 concludes on high note...More Government moving on Convergence Bill: Shourie After well over a year in nowhere land, the Convergence Bill has got some oxygen pumped into its motor...More
Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch Abbies turn spotlight on TV 'ad' stars Abby awards 2003 will honour best actors in TV commercials. A look at some of the stars preferred by admen...More FICCI FRAMES 2003 DTH guidelines to stay: Mohan “The potential is there as an alternate platform. But to drive DTH forward the government should rethink its stand on cross media ownership restrictions as well as...More Bad marketing surefire recipe for disaster The session 'Marketing & Distribution: The global field' began just a little after the scheduled hour but went past its closing dot...More
Get professional, filmmakers told Better institutional financing would require a higher degree of professional management, better collaterals and tighter budgetary and time frame control from filmmakers...More Multi media branding urged The session 'Multiple Revenue streams for entertainment industry: Out of the 'box' thinking' had some innovative and bold suggestions coming...More New "brand" world - in a brand new world Content aggregators including TV channels have failed to convert products to long-lasting brands. There is lack of consistency and an inherent failure in marketing...More 360 degrees communication to invite, not intrude Content aggregators, ad agencies and advertisers should jointly work out 360 degrees multimedia consumer interactions to provide positive experiences and...More
Industry told to get cracking on CAS It was a session that was keenly awaited and lived up to its billing as one of the highlights of FRAMES 2003. "Conditional Access Systems - a Mid-Term Review" confirmed two points...More Television and cinema can co- exist With television becoming the main mode of entertainment in the country today, the impact and growth of regional language channels, especially in the South, cannot be undermined...More Grindon supports CAS on condition This was THE high-power session of FRAMES 2003. "Can India make it: The Way Forward" was chaired this morning by the I&B minister Ravi Shankar Prasad with the keynote address by Sony Pictures, International Television president Michael Grindon...More DD scores points over satellite news channels It took staid ole' Doordarshan to liven up proceedings a bit in the post lunch session on TV News - the new blockbuster...More Source: www.indiantelevision.com
Ford planning models for different segments More Lifestyle plans seven more stores More McDonald's eyes pie beyond burgers More Hyundai may rev up D-company with Elantra More The fine art of brand-building More No one buys the Budget anymore More Tata Steel inks long-term pacts to stabilise rates More GM to invest Rs 600 cr more in local business More Premji 10th most powerful billionaire More Source: The Economic Times Infowavz Charts Out $10 M Expansion Plans More Bharti Eyes Fresh Licences In Eastern Circles More Fedders Ties Up With Korean Co More Source: Financial Express SMS has a big selling point More KTDC to produce and market canned toddy More E Comm to launch Net via cable in Surat, Vadodara More Hyderabadi pan comes of age More Sony upbeat about its latest digital product More Source: Business Standard Abby Awards 2003: O&M defends Agency of the Year title More "People in the markets of the south don't put relationships to test everyday." More Nitish Mukherjee, executive director, Orchard Advertising Source: www.agencyfaqs.com Does promise match the performance in consumer goods? More Source: The Hindu Business Line
Cingular Breaks Ten New Spots, Shifts Strategy More Sharon Stone to Star in AOL Spot More More Catfights on Tap From Miller More Fallon Media Chief Gerzema Moves to Universal McCann More FCB Lost California Lottery Account Over Technicality More Source: www.adweek.com 'Millionaire' Player Answers Door For Taco Bell More Pontiac, NCAA Extend Marketing Platform More Coke Continues Company Shakeup More Estee Lauder Reveals Model Behavior More Source: www.brandweek.com IPG puts Octagon on the market More Wrigley's ad draws record complaints More Child abuse ad scoops top gong More Source: www.media.guardian.co.uk Iraq worry cuts TV ad forecasts More Uproar over Nokia ad video More Source: www.thecouriermail.news.com.au Irish government plans drink advertising ban More Source: www.utvinternet.com Rona launches C$60 million ad campaign More Source: www.homechannelnews.com |
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