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Visa launches promotion for Olympics
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Net emerges as American women's media of choice
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Bharatmatrimony.com launched operations in Dubai
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Wit, originality: Piyush Pandey's Mantra
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Nokia to pitch in with R&D centre in Mumbai
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Cricket's poster boys set LIFW stage afire
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AAAI-Raman Memorial Awards conferred
(30 April 2004)
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Pepsi adds some fizz to 7Up sale in Andhra Pradesh
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Percept advertising won Media Trans Asia Cup
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CDMA's reach expands to 9.3 million users in India
(29 April 2004)
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Sabsey Favourite Kaun' is now viewer's favourite
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US ad industry picking up on employment front
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Rediff takes fight against email spammers to new level
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Fox uses innovative cross promos to plug 'Garfield'
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FDCI chief sees corporatisation as key factor in fashion industry's growth
(28 April 2004)
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ICC releases most World Cup money owed to BCCI
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BBC World launches election-time marketing endeavour
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DVRs could trigger Internet ad boom: Forrester study
(27 April 2004)
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Raju Pulugurtha is New Skies South Asia sales director
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IBF to discuss service tax issue this week
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Nielsen to launch service to measure sports sponsorship
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'Mars' mops up more for NGC than 'Everest'
(26 April 2004)
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Star Plus brings summer bonanza for young viewers
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Cartoon Network to premiere Barbie movie on 25 April
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Wealthy Americans fuelling internet growth: Nielsen
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Trendz TV adopts new promo strategy
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Point.360's new services for US broadcast advertisers
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McCann sizzles at Radio Mirchi Kaan awards
(24 April 2004)
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Hanmer PR ties up with Dubai based IAS
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Lux gives consumers a chance to live life 'Aish' style
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Warner Bros takes Harry Potter online
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Zee's Jagran to unveil marketing blitz
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Westside unveils 'spring summer collection'
(23 April 2004)
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Hutch, Contests2win tie-up for mobile contests
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Alcohol ads on the rise on teen shows in US
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MPG bags Rs 250 million Mother Dairy account
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Billboards sweep non TVC advtg in Indo-Pak ODIs
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Cell ops better than basic service operators: Trai
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Euro RSCG Delhi office wins DT Cinemas account
(22 April 2004)
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Mudra Ahmedabad surges ahead
(21 April 2004)
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TAM India unveils big plans for year ahead
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Matrix cellular services, Indiantelevision.com win top spots at Teachers Achiever's Office Golf Championship
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Dukes launches mascot, kicks off promo campaign
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Media Edge names IOCL account handlers
(20 April 2004)
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Toyota launches Qualis Myst for the MPV market
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Moms tastes success in sports marketing
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Marketron Intl updates TV sales application
(19 April 2004)
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Bata plans overhaul; PM Sinha new chairman
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Sony unveils broadband entertainment plans
(17 April 2004)
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Radio Mirchi launches Yash Raj Films' 'Hum Tum' music
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Pizza Hut introduces heated pouch
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Tissot launches sporty watch
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Pantaloon to unleash new summer range
(16 April 2004)
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IIFA announces 'Vote and Win' contest
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Hutch acquires licence for West Bengal & Sikkim
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HLL shuffles management, creates 2 autonomous div
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Borivali girl wins Radio City's Enrique contest
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Star World plans laughter beyond small screen
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Kejian GSM mobile phones launched in India
(15 April 2004)
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Bharti Infotel ties up with Cisco
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German media grp Telcast expands branded ent. div.
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MRUC plans improvements in IRS
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Ad supported content driving up video streams
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Monsterindia gets more job seekers than competitor
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[V] & LG get together for 'Get Gorgeous' contest
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Dior's the official timekeeper for LIFW
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Shades dazzles the ramp with international eye wear
(14 April 2004)
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Percept wins ESS Corporate Challenger Cup
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SC fixes time frames for vetting pol ads
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Airtel's new all India anywhere bill payment facility
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Tanishq to transform Royal jewel to daily wear
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Nokia signs $24 m expansion deal with Idea
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Saatchi team walks away with AAAI honours
(13 April 2004)
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SC final hearing on 'offensive' ads Tuesday
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Clear Channel makes way for digital billboards
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Now a music concert to urge the youth to vote
(12 April 2004)
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Spot buy rates on DD News hiked 66 per cent
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Promax&BDA conf to help channels be heard
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Activision, Nielsen's new service for US advertisers
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JWT launches Amplify in the US
(10 April 2004)
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Promax&BDA conference in Mumbai in July
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EC gets extension to fine tune mech for pol ads
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Kintop Pic to market 'Passion of the Christ' in India
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Triton Delhi bags ACL Wireless Cybermedia a/c
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Star Plus readies contests galore for kids this summer
(8 April 2004)
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Picardo is Reality TV mkt manager Asia Pacific&India
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EC likely to speed up screening of political ads
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Coca-Cola introduces Vanilla Coke
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Star World comedy nights now gets real
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Pepsi launches promotion for Iglesias concert
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Vodafone, Warner Bros. in global wireless distribn deal
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THQ, Nickelodeon announce 2004 product lineup
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[V] in a hunting mood
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SeaChange to help combat ad skipping with new syst
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Warner brings 'Samurai Jack' onto DVD
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Medialink wins six Telly Awards in the US
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Hutch expands mobile gaming mrkt with 400 products
(7 April 2004)
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Congress advertorial has LIC, SBI, Mother Dairy fuming
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Quibla Cola makes Asian debut in Pakistan
(6 April 2004)
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EC considers pre-censoring political ads
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10-day clearance period for ads a no-no: parties
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AOL UK launches £20m ad campaign for new product
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P&G's Pantene launches Hair Fall Control shampoo
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Euro RSCG Worldwide launches new global brand
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Toby Gabriner is Carat Interactive's COO
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Subway, Yahoo split TV screens in new ad campaigns
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Offensive ads: EC seeks time till Thursday
(5 April 2004)
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Curbing 'offensive' poll ads: EC chief indicates 'can't do'
(4 April 2004)
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Radio Mirchi gets jiggy with 'Bollywood bids'
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McDowell's to hold Enrique contests at Mumbai pubs
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NDTV announces winners for cast your vote contest
(3 April 2004)
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Pepsi extends sponsorship with the NFL till 2011
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SC bans 'offensive' political ads on TV
(2 April 2004)
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Global TV viewing up by 15 mins a day: survey
(1 April 2004)
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