18 October 2007Newsletter SubscriptionEmail this Page Volume 19 - Issue No: 28








Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch

IBF suspends surcharge levy
IBF decides not to go ahead with the surcharge on existing and new contracts; all ads to go back on air.

 


Trai recommends 74% FDI in HITS
At the India Digital Networks Summit, Trai announces recommendation of increase in FDI cap to 74% on HITS.

Govt. to keep out controversial clauses in redraft bill: Asha Swarup
I&B secretary Asha Swarup says govt is redrafting b'cast regulation bill and minimalist regulation is on the cards.

Digitalisation slow in India

Content cost too high to support low ARPUS in DTH
Content costs are high; if new competitors offer ARPUs as low as Rs 100, it won't be economically viable.

Cable companies need to lift ARPUS to turn profitable

IRS R2: TOI, India Today still lead English publications

Mudra relaunches Videotec for branded entertainment

Future TV to carry live updates from Times Now

Delhiites, Mumbaikars don't feel need to exercise: Study

Online ad firm Komli launches algoGod contest

Brett Lee is brand ambassador for Deakin University

CN inks multi deals to promote 'Ben 10'
Disney and GroupM announce KidSense 2007 research results
'Nin x Nin' to premiere on Nick Home Cinema
Disney announces 'Diwali Dum Duma Dumdum' contest

ESS appoints Andrew Marshall as SVP legal, biz affairs

Hariyali TV to launch on 18 October

Nine Network to air 2010, 2012 Olympics in Australia

Geodesic's Mundu radio receives Symbian signed status

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (30/09/2007 to 06/10/2007)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (30/09/2007 to 06/10/2007)
DD1
Star Plus
Zee TV
Sun TV
Maa Telugu
Sony Entertainment TV
Neo Sports

Source: www.indiantelevision.com

 
Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • Tendulkar says Nike cannot use his name
  • McDonald's to spread footprint in South
    Source: Economic Times
     
  • Hero Honda bullish on premium segment; launches 150 cc Hunk
  • Liberty unveils 200 new designs
  • AdAsia 2007
  • Incredible @ 60!
  • Nilkamal comes home
    Source: The Hindu Business Line
     
  • Govt. redrafting Broadcasting Bill
  • IBF withdraws hike on ad rates
    Source: The Hindu
     
  • Television and cricket: gimme money!
  • Surcharge row: Channels face ad drought
    Source: DNA
  • MTV explores new merchandising options
  • Mallya, Hero, RCom in talks to own Twenty-20 teams
  • Sachin says Nike cannot use his name, image
  • IBF buries hatchet with advertisers
  • Now, a reality show on cyberspace
    Source: Business Standard
      
  • Broadcasters roll back surcharge
    Source: Financial Express
      
  • Publicis Ambience appoints Khazanchi, Sankhe as NCDs
  • IRS 2007, Round 2: South Indian and Hindi dailies decline; English, Bengali, Punjabi up
  • IRS 2007 Round 2: ‘TOI’ gains; ‘HT’ declines
  • Tongues wag for Perfetti’s Center Fruit
    Source: Agency Faqs
     
    International News
  • Crispin Adds More Domino's Biz
  • 'Virtual' Panel Eyes Social Nets
  • Carat Wins OSI Media
  • Moonves Extends Stay
  • It's Official: WaMu to TBWA\C\D
    Source: Ad Week
     
  • Carat Wins $90 Mil. Ad Account
  • TV Viewing Still at Record Levels
    Source: Media Week
     
  • WSJ: Major Food Companies Eyed by U.S. Over Iraq Deals
  • Tiger Woods, Gatorade Drink to a Deal
  • Survey: Ford Accelerates, Toyota Skids
    Source: Brand week
     
  • RSS Ad Response Tops E-mail
    Source: InternetNews.com
     
  • Facebook to Crash the Online Advertising Party
    Source: eWeek
  • ESPN, Nielsen pact on ad numbers
    Source: Variety
     
  • Gannett Profit Drops 11% As Ad Sales Again Lose Ground
    Source: CNNMoney.com
     
  • Italy 8 mths to Aug advertising spending 5.493 bln eur vs 5.433 yr ago
    Source: ABCmoney.co.uk
     
  • AdReady targets small advertisers
    Source: Seattle Post Intelligencer
     
  • Polish Jews condemn election ads as anti-Semitic
    Source: Reuters
     
  • Lawsuit claims Wendy's inflated soda syrup costs, diverted money to advertising

    Source: CANOE
     
  • Libs ad 'insulting to working families'
    Source: News.au

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