12 June 2006 Newsletter Subscription Email this Page Volume 15 - Issue No: 77


Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch








 

Sony goes the BTL way to push 'Boogie Woogie'
The emphasis of Sony's campaign on 'Boogie Woogie' is more on below-the-line activities and interactivity in order to attract youth.

 
 

Special Report
Media education space in focus as industry biggies take aim
As media & ent space looks to grow at 19%, the media education initiatives of Zee, BAG & Mukta are in focus.

Special Report
Ms Media: Women who matter - Apurva Purohit
Profiling industry's power ladies, here we take a look at Radio City CEO Apurva Purohit.

Chandigarh triumphs in Adidas +Challenge tournament

Hrithik Roshan to ride Hero Honda’s 15 millionth bike

China's Citic Guoan splits with WPP, ties with Omnicom

Nokia launches marketing drive to lure Indian youth

AIR ties-up with Deutsche Welle on Fifa coverage

Radio City launches autobiography series 'Meri Kahani'

IMImobile bags Fifa World Cup melody license

Hungama TV to launch new season of 'Hero' on 12 June

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (28/05/2006 to 03/06/2006)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (28/05/2006 to 03/06/2006)
Star Plus
Zee TV
Ten Sports
Sun TV
Star One
Gemini TV

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Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • i&BW bags Crocodile, Haier portfolios
  • Southern stars to spice up car promos
  • India votes for football over cricket!
    Source: Economic Times
       
  • Brands seek alternative space in promos
    Source: DNA
       
  • 'Ash, Aamir, Sehwag... shun cola ads'
    Source: Indian Express
       
  • AIR ties up with BBC for World Cup broadcast
  • Wipro launches Santoor variant
  • Adding colour and lather
  • Pantaloon launches Fashion Station in Kolkata
    Source:Business Standard
       
  • Delhi pips Mumbai in Out of Home ad market
    Source:Financial Express
       
  • Thumbs down to 'no cola ad'prescription
    Source:Times of India
  • OAC 2006: Time for Indian outdoor advertising to read the signs
  • OAC 2006: ‘Turn your customers into fans,’ says Jasmin Sohrabji
  • OAC 2006: Motorola turns the outdoors into a campaign
  • Advertising Bureau & Consultants bags media duties for Kolkata West International City
  • Adding colour and lather
  • DHL and Paramount Pictures launch a joint TVC
    Source:Agency Faqs
     
  • Stars, sportspersons should stay away from cola ads: Ramadoss
  • Commercial advertising inside church
    Source: The Hindu
       
  • No exclusive right for trademark just because it was registered: Delhi HC
    Source:The Hindu Business Line
    International News
  • $125 Mil. Gap Selects Carat for Planning
  • Tension Mounts Over Aegis
  • Smith Barney Picks Hill, Holliday
      Source: Ad Week
       
  • Aegis to run Bollore vote by poll
  • IPA accuses Channel 4 of exploiting CRR
      Source: Media Week (UK)
       
  • Upfront Moves A Little, OMD Deals With NBC
  • Mediaedge:cia Activates Engagement, Accesses DeSena To Enact It
      Source: Media Post
       
  • N.Koreans cheers South's World Cup goal in new TV ad
      Source: China Daily
       
  • Dads Saluted in Beer Industry Promo Effort
      Source: Brand Week
  • EBay takes Web ads to next level
      Source: USA Today
       
  • TNT raises DHS 127,000 from FIFA World Cup radio campaign
      Source: AME Info
       
  • MADS Startup Launches WAP Ad Network
      Source: ADOTAS
       
  • Pitch launches free ad-funded mobile content service
      Source: Netimperative
       
  • Coca-Cola Light unveils new marketing and ad campaign
      Source: Strategiy
       
  • UK singer scores goal with World Cup ad
      Source: Reuters

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