| * |
Ministry of consumer
affairs representatives on CAS panel: I&B
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee Cinema trains its
sights on morning band with comedy
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
Kotak Securities retains
'in-line' status on Zee
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
Sky One, GRB bring
US reality TV star search to the UK
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
EPL revenues to exceed
£1.25 billion this year: Deloitte & Touche
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
TV 18 net at Rs 21.34
million for June Quarter
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
Reality TV shows are
a matter of concern for UK viewers
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
Sushanto Roy takes over
as Sahara Media head; Sumit Roy moves to Lucknow
(31 July 2003) |
| * |
MSOs say no to price
reduction during CAS honeymoon
(30 July 2003) |
| * |
Ficci moots regulator
for CAS; suggests three models
(30 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt mulls setting
up C&S TV regulator
(30 July 2003) |
| * |
Siticable ties up with
bank for STB consumer financing, says it is geared up for CAS
(30 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt says it is studying
Star New replies on editorial control
(30 July 2003) |
| * |
Dept of company affairs
feels Star application in order
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
ASC seeks concessions
for DTH bank guarantee
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
Committee to monitor
CAS implementation
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
Cable fees for August
unlikely to come down
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
Tax sop on Set top
boxes to continue till 30 September
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
Balaji announces Q1
results; net profit at Rs 141 million
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee Q1 net up 31 %
even as scrip slides
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
3 BR TV shows in Top
10 all homes list for Week 29
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
Ten Sports to launch
in M East on 1 August
(29 July 2003) |
| * |
Essel Group to finally
get DTH letter of Intent
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
No timeframe for CAS
regulatory body: Prasad
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
Special provisions
for DD, AIR services for the North East
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
NetGuru to work on
two Tagore poems in 2D animation
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
AOLTW reports strong
Q2 earnings
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
Eutelsat selects Alcatel
to build Hot Bird 7A
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
Andi Peters to head
BBC Television pop programming
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
SET claims high audience
shares for 5 July weekend
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
Vinod Dua to shift base
to Star News?
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
Missy Elliott tops
2003 MTV VMA nominee list
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
Movielink to facilitate
download of Disney movies
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
Sena will oppose imported
STBs: Nirupam tells Prasad
(28 July 2003) |
| * |
With STBs in stock,
MSOs gear for CAS push
(26 July 2003) |
| * |
STB demand in Mumbai,
Delhi will be 1 million, says TAM
(26 July 2003) |
| * |
The bull is back at
Dalal street
(26 July 2003) |
| * |
Inter-ministerial group
discusses Star News case
(26 July 2003) |
| * |
'Joey' to replace 'Friends'
next fall
(26 July 2003) |
| * |
'Indian' companies want
government to get tough on foreign media firms
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt may set up GoM
panel to examine Star News case
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
SC adjourns 'Karishma'
case till 4 August
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
Star Plus switching
production on two UTV shows
(26
July 2003)
|
| * |
I&B ministry to evolve
model cinema regulations
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
HBO's new independent
movie distribution wing
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
US youth spend more
time on Web than TV: study
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
UEFA gets formal exemption
for Champions League rights
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
Chandra's sells 3%
stake to clear sports venture losses; stake down to to 47.6%
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
DD Bharati joins hand
with Japan b'caster for kids awareness project
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt consitutes a committee
for FM second phase
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
US team visits I&B
Ministry for a know all on CAS ruling
(25 July 2003) |
| * |
US Congress votes to
block FCC media ruling
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Padmalaya Telefilms
Q1 net up 14 per cent
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Star News given two-week
uplink extention
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Viacom net up 21%;
Q2 revenues $6.4 billion
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Hinduja TMT Q1 net
up by 21 per cent
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Essel shells out shares
to FII to bail Zee, EPL
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
BBCW's quiz show 'University
Challenge' starts 7 August
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
MTV is looking out
for the mum'bikers'
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
76 media companies
owe Prasar Bharati money, LS told
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
'Mr and Mrs Iyer' cuts
'Erin Brokovich' to size on ratings
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Prasad is spared the
CAS test in Parliament
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Sahara readies surprises
for Independence Day
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Indiantelevision.com
CEO Anil Wanvari on iEmmy Awards board
(24 July 2003) |
| * |
Mumbai High Court sets
next cable case date for 3 September
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
FCC team to discuss
regulation aspects with government
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
Cable ops stage demonstration
against Rs 72 FTA price
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
Decision on Star News
uplink extension likely Thursday
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee seeks to clean
convergence adventure from balance sheet
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
ESPN looks to strategise
to counter CAS effect
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
Interactive games channel
Playin'TV changes look
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
JPC takes 35 per cent
equity stake in AXN Japan
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
Ronaldo more popular
than Beckham in Far East: study
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
European standard in
DTV a temporary move: China
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
Cable ops to meet I&B
minister this evening
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
I&B minister calls for
balance between media commercialisation, public issues
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
News Corp's Chernin
is MIPCOM's personality of the year
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
ABC to co-sponsor out-of-home
TV ratings study in US
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
BBC World Service launches
Dubai FM
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
RayMedia in talks with
broadcasters for Davis Cup tie
(23 July 2003) |
| * |
NDTV channels to air
I-Day mega show with Aamir - tribute to Kargil soldiers
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
Star News responds to
queries; uplink extension decision awaited
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
CNN launches 'Asia
Now' as part of its AsiaPac revamp
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
Manish Popat out of
UTV
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
Time Warner Cable to
try out Microsoft TV EPG software
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt says firm on new
CAS deadline, miffed with MSOs over lack of rollout readiness
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
Aaj Tak claims to lead
clutch of news channels
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
Film distributors'
strike, cricket affects ETC Q1
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
Vissa TV readies to
beef up programming
(22 July 2003) |
| * |
PM holds another 'CAS
summit', Delhi CM meets Indian broadcasters
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Star Parivar Awards
claims highest-ever ratings for an event
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Taiwan immigration
use 'soap test' to trap illegals
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Sony launches dedicated
Mideast beam
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Parliament standing
committee makes a CASe for deferment
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
UTV pitching pilots
for four new shows
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
David Hyde Pearce bags
10th successive Emmy nomination
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Americans trust Fox,
Eminem more than Variety, Bush
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Kolkata HC clears Sahara's
'Karishma...', Bradford files appeal in SC
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Deborah Bull is new
BBC Governor
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Star fires open letter
riposte to 'TOI', 'India Today'
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
SET to air Fashion
Week 1-hour capsules on Sundays in August
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
'Karishma...' finishes
shooting stint in Dubai
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
ESS bags rights to
UEFA Champions League till 2006
(21 July 2003) |
| * |
Star World set to launch
three new shows
(19 July 2003) |
| * |
I&B readies to face
Parliament on CAS, Star News
(19 July 2003) |
| * |
Conax to set up operations
centre in Delhi
(19 July 2003) |
| * |
Good writers create
successful entertainment properties: Dr Ramanand Sagar
(19 July 2003) |
| * |
Another baby girl for
Murdoch
(19 July 2003) |
| * |
Sagar Arts' 'Ramayan'
sets record as globe's most viewed mythoication
(19 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee touches Rs 108 even
as sensex, media stocks fall
(19 July 2003) |
| * |
I&B tells FIPB needs
more time to examine Star News uplink application
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt tells broadcasters,
MSOs to ready for CAS
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
Prasad to inaugurate
AIBD broadcasting conference
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
HBO dominates 55th
Emmy awards nominations
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
HTMT says completes
of INCableNet SAP implementation in record time
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
Airey, Marenzi are
dinner co-chairs of 31st Emmies
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
UEFA's further Champions
League TV deals
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
PBS tops News and Documentary
Emmy nominees
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
Panamsat claims increased
earnings, reduced debt in 2Q 2003
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
HBO scores over Star
Movies in Asia Pay TV ops survey
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
News channel talk leaves
DD Metro producers feeling shortchanged: Prem Sagar
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee Tele to declare
Q1 results on 29 July
(18 July 2003) |
| * |
I&B shoots off another
set of queries on Star News
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
Prasad meets PM, mum
on what transpired
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
BBC Worldwide cash
flow return up 16% to £123 million
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
MAX gets average TVR
of 5.2 for 'K3G' repeat telecast
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
Star set to unleash
new mega series 'Saara Akash'
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
FSS industry revenues
decline in 2002: Euroconsult
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
DirecTV unit helps
Hughes post strong Q2 results
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
Seth becomes biggest
stakeholder in MCCS; another uplink extension granted
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Consumers will slowly
adopt set tops post-CAS: Morgan Stanley
(17 July 2003) |
| * |
RED FM is the official
radio partner for LIFWL '03
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Restrictions on 'unofficial'
TV channels covering LIFWL '03
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Ad man Suhel Seth buys
out Birla's stake in MCCS
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
MagnaQuest, Eastern
Electronics to provide joint pay TV solutions
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
TV Today awarded P1+
rating by CRISIL
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Morgan Stanley's latest
CAS report emphasises addressability benefits
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Chinese govt approves
Warner Bros' cinema multiplex in Shanghai
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Numtv offers 'EAS' to
'CAS struck' broadcasters
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Intelsat to purchase
Loral's NA satellite assets
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
BBC claims programme
spend up, overheads down
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
ESPN renews rights to
golf's oldest tournament British Open
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee Tele denies placement
of shares with institutional investors
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Creative Eye releases
'Om Namah Shivay' on DVD
(16 July 2003) |
| * |
Media company likely
to replace Birla as stakeholder in MCCS
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Court dismisses MEN
suit against DD Sports turning FTA
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt losing grip on
CAS rudder as cable ops on warpath, broadcasters defiant
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
WorldSpace launches
services in Mumbai
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
CNN debuts new evening
programme 'Asia Now'
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
'Indian broadcasters'
seek fresh CAS notification
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee News has a brand
new campaign and logo
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Northstar to serve
as a global distribution source
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
One CAS deadline gone,
will the next go the same way?
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Nimbus' Khurana represents
Bollywood in Korea
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Murdoch eyes 20 per
cent of Hughes Software Systems
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Sony says beats Zee
in Females 25+ demographic
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Real Image Media to
launch Qube HD digital Cinema player
(15 July 2003) |
| * |
Siti begins seeding
of STBs in south Delhi
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
I&B says Star will
have to apply afresh for news uplink clearance
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
Creative Eye ropes
in director Roger Christian for English film venture
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
CNBC India goes soft
on features for women viewers
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
BBC Prime starts broadcasting
in Serbia and Montenegro
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
BBC World Service multi-media
project wins award
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
Key issues affecting
satellite industry to be discussed at ISCe
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
BT Broadcast Services
to facilitate Hallmark's Asia distribution
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
Government testing agency
approves INDigital's STBs
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
ETC Networks board meeting
on 21 July
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
Star withdraws case against
Raj Nayak
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
Malayalam news channel
Indiavision launches Monday
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt to re-look news
channel uplinking policy; seeks clarifications on Star News
structure
(14 July 2003) |
| * |
Veteran Writer Bhishm
Sahni passes away
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Rumoured Birla pullout
could spell bad news for Star
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
ETC Networks to be listed
on the NSE
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Mumbai cable ops demand
Rs 150 pm for FTA bouquet
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Fittings schedule for
LIFW '03 start 13 July
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Channel Guide achieves
turnaround; posts profit
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Mukta Arts, Adlabs form
JV to upgrade "B" class theatres
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee scrip crosses Rs
100 as CAS deadline is extended
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Siti gets additional
clearances for HITS plan
(12 July 2003) |
| * |
Indian broadcasters
demand 'level playing field'
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Ketaki Dave not to come
back in 'Kyunki...'
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
CAS rollout notification
issued; zonal rollout in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, all of Chennai
covered
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
ETC Networks to celebrate
anniversaries of its channels
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Prasar Bharati gets
Rs 900m+ from forthcoming cricket series
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Indiantelevision to
offer 3-month scriptwriting course
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Star Mandarin Movies
claims making waves in Taiwan
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Cowell signs fresh 'American
Idol' deal; offers Prince William pop stardom
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
NDTV 24x7 to build weekend
viewing with three new launches
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Madhavi Mutatkar turns
independent software producer
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Southern Spice claims
it has struck the right chord in Mumbai
(11 July 2003) |
| * |
Cabinet shelves CAS Ordinance?
(10 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee plans to brand Sundays
as fundays
(10 July 2003) |
| * |
UTV launching thriller,
kids show on DD1 in August
(10 July 2003) |
| * |
EU commission presses
for open platforms in digital TV, 3G
(10 July 2003) |
| * |
Omega Mass Media to
launch new shows on DD, Udaya
(10 July 2003) |
| * |
Leisure, entertainment
rank low in US citizens' priority list
(10 July 2003) |
| * |
CAS Ordinance may go
before cabinet today
(10 July 2003) |
| * |
Star News gets another
week's uplink extension
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
Radaan to venture into
3D animation for TV
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
NDTV India to launch
3 new weekend shows
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
Mandira's back on MAX
with 'Extraaa Shots'
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
TV rights slump explored
in Sportcal's European soccer report
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
BBC DG Dyke replaces
Murdoch at number one in MediaGuardian Top 100
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
Shweta Tiwari to foray
into Hindi films
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
Bureaucrat NP Nawani
next IBF executive director?
(9 July 2003) |
| * |
Govt firm on zonal rollout
plan, "honeymoon period" effective till December
(8 July 2003) |
| * |
Win back with fresh
programming, same structure
(8 July 2003) |
| * |
Lucknow Radio City 104.8
FM launches Junior RJ hunt
(8 July 2003) |
| * |
UTV developing India's
first prime time animated show
(8 July 2003) |
| * |
IIFA presents charity
proceeds to kin of late film technicians
(8 July 2003) |
| * |
'Karvachauth' is Balaji's
new venture for Zee
(8 July 2003) |
| * |
Star Sports to launch
'Harsha Unplugged' on 9 July
(8 July 2003) |
| * |
Mumbai cable ops reject
compromise formula
(7 July 2003) |
| * |
Mumbai based hotels
firm up plans for CAS
(7 July 2003) |
| * |
New TV channel to focus
on Middle America
(7 July 2003) |
| * |
Sahara TV to go slow
on 'Karishma'
(7 July 2003) |
| * |
B4U Music to build brand
with different programme genres
(7 July 2003) |
| * |
'Kaalki' to be finally
born as 'Karma' next month
(7 July 2003) |
| * |
"CAS - Golden opportunity
to go beyond ratings!"
(5 July 2003) |
| * |
Partnerships for sharing
costs, risks will inspire innovation
(5 July 2003) |
| * |
FTV to showcase Ritu
Beri as India feed kicks in
(5 July 2003) |
| * |
Area-wise rollout to
soften pay broadcasters ad hit
(5 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee, TV 18 scrip cross
Rs 90-mark as sensex crosses 3,600 points
(5 July 2003) |
| * |
'FTA will give eyeballs,
pay will provide stickiness'
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
'Unsung heroes' Regional
Cable channels could shine post CAS: MSOs
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
CAS rollout deadline
to be deferred to September
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
Full house at indiantelevision.com's
CAS Summit
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
Broadband Pacenet to
enter HITS arena
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
BECIL declares Hathway
Digital STBs as BIS compliant
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
'Indian broadcasters'
raise voice against phased CAS rollout
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
Broadcasters in meetings
again with PMO officials on CAS
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee Turner announces
a la carte prices
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
Sahara Manoranjan claims
to have crossed 100 GRP points
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
Films Division launches
webcast facility in association with Recreate Solutions
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
Cinevistaas movie 'Shhh...'
to be launched in September
(4 July 2003) |
| * |
NDTV gets $11 m. funds
infusion from StanChart investment arm
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
BBC's 'Business Bizarre'
to commence new series with Indian focus
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
Area-wise CAS rollout
in Mumbai and Delhi on anvil; notification due in couple of
days
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
MSOs sort out differences;
pave way for area-wise CAS rollout
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
NGC to air 'A different
ball game' from 7 July
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
Jaaved Jaaferi, Rajiv
Shah launch music label H.O.M Records and Tapes
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
News channel catering
to Mumbai's Andheri suburb launched
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
TOM, Turner Broadcasting
form strategic partnership for CETV
(3 July 2003) |
| * |
Day of CAS meetings yields
nothing
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Star Plus family celebrates
another winning year
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Zee Music set to go free
to air in UK
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Swaraj to rock 'MTV
Just Grind' on 11 July at Mikanos
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
After Pakistan, Ten
Sports bags Windies TV rights
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
MTV Europe to launch
channel for Portugal tomorrow
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Broadcasters to meet
PMO officials today; MSOs to meet Prasad
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
India feed for Fashion
TV from today
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Radio City 91 FM celebrates
2nd birthday in Bangalore on 3 July
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Sharad Yadav seeks speedy
disposal of CAS cases by consumer courts
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Intelsat makes new appointments
to strengthen businesses in Asia
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Australian Open extends
deal with IBM
(2 July 2003) |
| * |
Cable operators reject
Dual illumination
(1 July 2003) |
| * |
Government hints CAS not
so consumer friendly
(1 July 2003) |
| * |
Hallmark to lure viewers
with few chuckles; courtesy 'Sitcom slot'
(1 July 2003) |
| * |
Dual illumination will
lead to broadcaster-MSO disputes: Hathway
(1 July 2003) |
| * |
Hathway installs and successfully
tests CA systems
(1 July 2003) |
| * |
Veteran Comedian Buddy
Hackett passes away
(1 July 2003) |
| * |
etc goes globe trotting
with two shows
(1 July 2003) |
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