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Breaking
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Sony
says pitching to get India rights for Cricket World
Cup
SET
said yesterday that it was negotiating
with Global Cricket Corporation (GCC) & World Sport
Nimbus (WSN) for acquiring the Indian television rights
to broadcast a six-year package of ICC cricket championships
including the ICC Cricket World Cups in 2003 and 2007.
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Viacom
reports 16 % increase in revenues for 2001
Entertainment conglomerate
Viacom has reported results for the full year and fourth
quarter ended 31 December, 2001. More
Hallmark
Channel US claims lead in 'time spent viewing' growth
Hallmark Channel has
once again outranked all ad-supported cable and broadcast
networks in time spent viewing growth in prime time
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ViaSat
reports record Q3 sales
ViaSat
has reported record sales and earnings for its third
quarter of fiscal year 2002, ended 31 December, 2001.
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Technology Update
Red
Hat and SuperH develop open source tools for new 64
bit processors
Red
Hat and SuperH, developer of RISC microprocessor cores,
have announced they are working together on a compiler
for the new 64 bit SuperH SH-5 processor. More
Motorola
forms digital media group
Motorola
Broadband Communications Sector has announced the formation
of the Digital Media Group. More
Sony
Pictures Digital Entertainment forms digital networks
division
SPDE
has announced the alignment of SoapCity, Screenblast
and its wireless and platform service units to form
the Digital Networks Division More
Interview
"Tara
is doing much better in the interiors"-Pradipto
Sircar.
More
Source-
www.indiantelevision.com
Sony bags
World Cup TV rights More
DD exit poll
misuse of govt media: Amar Singh More
Clutter cramps
NBC coverage More
Sonu Nigam
weds city belle More
ISRO, Anna
varsity to develop micro-satellite More
Television
soap cleans up its act More
Source- The Times of India
Sony bags 6-yr cricket rights for $375m More
All eyes
now on radio rights More
Cable ops
seeking equipment to provide ad-free content
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WSN bags
Rs 28.4-crore bid More
Source- The Economic Times
ISRO and Anna
varsity tie up for Rs 5.5-cr micro satellite project
More
Source-Indian Express
Doordarshan starts digital terrestrial transmission
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ISRO and
AU to develop micro-satellite More
Source- Hindustan Times
Sonu Nigam asks Kisme Kitnaa Hai Dam More
The girl
next door More
Source- Screen
POLLSTER SELLS ONE POLL, TWO RESULTS TO TV CHANNELS
More
Source- The Asian Age
ISRO plans
health satellite More
Source- Hindu Businessline
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