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| 4 Mar 2003 | Volume: 4 | Issue : 50 |
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For Super Sixes MAX jacks up spot rates On the back of the continuously improving Indian team performance, MAX has hiked spot rates for the Super Sixes...More Headlines FDI cap on DTH to stay: Prasad Government has no plans to relax the foreign investment cap in DTH ventures from the existing 20 per cent, RS told...More
Sales, mktg merged with Net advent: Kapur Net has played a huge role by creating a paradigm shift in the way marketing is conducted says O&M's Ranjan Kapur...More 'Keeping up Appearances' in Hindi on Star Encouraged by the success of Ji Mantriji , the Indianised version of Yes Minister, BBC Worldwide has signed another deal with Star Plus...More Sahara group unveils print media plans The Subroto Roy promoted Sahara group, all set to foray into news broadcasting with the launch of a national and 30 odd region specific channels, is gearing up to make its mark in the print arena as well...More
Reed Midem promises greater convenience for MIP visitors Reed Midem, which organises the international television programming event MIPTV, has announced price freezes and initiatives which aim to provide better value and reliable service to ...More MIPTV, Endemol to unveil best European singer MIPTV (International Television Programme Market), which claims to be the television industry’s largest and longest-running trade event, is looking to add glamour through music artistes from different Eurpean cities this month...More Cable Positive Pop awards honours MTV MTV's social conscience regarding the Aids menace saw it host a series of concerts, documentaries, specials and fund rasing events across the globe last year. This effort has now been recognised ...More
'Buffy' to call it a day after 7 seasons There is sad news in store for television fans who have been enthralled at the sight of the high flying Sarah Michelle Gellar kicking vampires butt in Buffy: The Vampire Slayer...More World
Cup 2003 Special
Riding On Hope: But Will Companies Increase Adspend? More Let’s Dew It: Coke Cocks A Snook At Pepsi Once Again More India In Super Six: SET, DD Eye Last-minute Killing More Source: Financial Express Glaxo-SmithKline to market in-licence products More Oriflame to launch 60 new products in India More Voltas launches new range of fridges More Ranbaxy's drug for hypertension gets FDA nod More Last men in More The great rural shift More Mundkur hops over to Everest More Maruti 800 to be cheaper by Rs 49,000 in B'lore More Source: The Economic Times Electrolux Kelvinator on brand rationalisation mode — New product launches on the anvil More Fairness cream ads acquire darker hue More Dabur Foods loses Tang; Kraft snaps ties More Alpenliebe extended to lollipops More Chevrolet Forester to hit India on March 10 More Toonworld World Cup apparel More Essar Tele to sell Hutch pre-paids at Fortune outlets More Blue Star bags Rs 22-cr order from York Intl More BSNL slashes landline STD rates by 47% More Source: The Hindu Business Line Glaxo to hike marketing funds for ‘brand focus’ More TVS plans exchange melas to up sales More GM unwraps Chevrolet Forester at Rs 15.59 lakh More Hughes Escorts to set up VSAT network More Source: Business Standard SSC&B, Bangalore, bags prestigious Sobha Developers account More "Creativity has become creativity by committee and consensus." More Ad filmmaker, Shantanu Sheorey Forester debuts under Chevrolet brand; Rs 2-3 crore campaign to break soon More Electrolux unveils new brand image; to splurge Rs 20 crore on communication More Source: www.agencyfaqs.com
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