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Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch
 
 
 
 
 
 










Advertisers turn the heat on Hindi GECs
Advertisers start negotiating with GECs; channels come up with many offers including discounted rates.

 

Cable ops in Mumbai act against NDTV on carriage fee issue
Based on carriage fee issue, most cable TV networks in Mumbai switch off NDTV's three news channels.

UTV Movies to launch in US on DirecTV in January
Hindi movie channel UTV Movies is launching in the US on DirecTV DTH platform in January, 2009.

News Updates
Day 13: Prod executives resolve issues
Day 12: Strike on, FWICE, Prod to meets
Day 11: Sound recordists call off strike
Day 11: 2 associations continue TV strike
Day 10: TV strike called off
Day 9: TV strike reaches labour commisioner
Day 8: No progress in sight
Producers want broadcasters, workers to meet
Hindi GECs stay firm; impasse continues
Hindi GECs chalk out plans for old shows
Hindi TV producers cease production
Producers, workers union meet inconclusive
GECs threaten fresh programming blackout

Star Pravah ropes in HUL, Idea prior to channel launch

Pepe Jeans London launches winter collection 'Trend'

VIP launches Delsey Morphos range in India

Nick to air animated 'Naked Brothers Band' special

Total Sports Asia acquires Barack Obama docu for Japan

Star's 3 Hindi channels to be available on RCN in the US

UTV to release Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! with 200 prints


TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (02/11/2008 to 08/11/2008)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (02/11/2008 to 08/11/2008)
Colors
Star Plus
Zee TV
Sun TV
Sony Entertainment TV
NDTV Imagine
Zee Cinema
Gemini TV
9X
Star One
Zee Telugu
Zee Marathi
Sahara One
Eenadu TV
MAX
Star Gold

Source: www.indiantelevision.com
Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • FMCG firms ready with bigger ad spend

  • Big C Mobiles charts Rs 50-cr expansion

  • Brand focus

  • Maruti aims at 40% sales growth in Orissa

  • Global retailers too come calling

  • Rebel ICL improves viewership score

    Source: Business Standard
      
  • Reliance Money launches e-commerce Web portal

    Source: Hindu Business Line
      
  • Blank hoardings tell sorry tale

    Source: Times of India
      
  • Rosy hues in bleak times

  • Retail in for hard times, though growth potential exists

     Source: Livemint
     
      
  • Global luxury brands feel realty heat

    Source: Economic Times
      
  • IPL: English players stand to lose central contracts

    Source: The Hindu
      
  • Harmison pitches in favour of IPL

  • ‘Being part of ICL Bangladesh is a high’

    Source: DNA
      
  • Fast Food Ad Ban On TV Can Help To Curb Childhood Obesity

    Source: MedIndia
     
    International News
  • November Sweeps: CBS Is Most Watched, Fox Slumps
  • Wedgwood Brand in Play
  • Merkley Wins Dave & Buster's
  • Subway Signs Michael Phelps
  • NFL Asks Fans to Pick Star of Next Super Bowl Spot
  • Poll: It's an Off Year for Toy Shopping, Too
  • Kodak Inkjet Printer Account to Deutsch
  • Hyperfactory Adds Publicis Mobile Exec
  • Draftfcb Snags Miller Lite Holiday Project
  • Agency Team Takes $400 Mil. MillerCoors Media Biz
    Source: Ad Week
     
  • Yao Ming Stars in Ads for T-Mobile's Fave 5
  • Campbell Pitches V8 Juice to Seniors
    Source: Brand Week
     
  • Advertising faces severe downturn
    Source: FT
     
  • Advertising pioneer George Beach to be honored
    Source: Philly
  • Publicis Groupe to Acquire Tribal, Leading Brazilian Independent Digital Agency

    Source: Smart Brief
     
  • Apple’s ad spend almost a half-billion dollars
    Source: Zdnet
     
  • Demand for financial news booms, but advertising doesn't
    Source: IHT
     
  • Supermarkets buck trend to boost advertising
    Source: Telegraph
     
  • Amazon invests in Yieldex, online ad company
    Source: Seattlepi
     
  • For Luxury Brands, Less Money to Spend on Ads and Spectacles
    Source: NY Times
     
  • Ribéry Stars In Nike Pink Panther Ad
    Source: Goal

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