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Zee
Telefilms Q1 net down 44 per cent
MUMBAI: Zee Telefilms Ltd has posted a net profit of Rs
165.90 million for the quarter ended 30 June 2002 as compared to Rs
298.80 million in the quarter ended 30 June 2001. This marks a drastic
drop of 44.47 per cent in net profits. The financials are looking
down on the total income side too which has decreased from Rs 1,192.20
million in the June Quarter 2001 (JQ-01) to Rs 1086.30 million in
JQ-02, bseindia.com reported today. More
UTV takes on Sanjay Dosi as COO finance & operations
MUMBAI:
Former Balaji Telefilms CEO Sanjay Dosi has joined Ronnie Screwvala-promoted
UTV as COO finance & operations. More
Balaji Telefilms opts
for Deloitte, Haskins & Sells as auditors
MUMBAI: Leading television software production house
Balaji Telefilms has appointed Deloitte Haskins & Sells (DHS) as
its auditor.
More
Media Advertising
and Marketing watch
BBC tries a 'different'
take to promote 'Business Bizarre'
MUMBAI: A business programme with a difference. For BBC World's
new India-specific series profiling some unusual businesses in India
- Business Bizarre - that is the message the promotional campaign
focuses on. More
IBF
issues ultimatum to advertisers on service tax
MUMBAI:After discussions with a few "big advertisers" that seem
to be going on and on with no resolution in sight, the Indian Broadcasting
Foundation (IBF) is attempting to grab the bull by the horns. Some
10 days ago, the IBF issued letters to advertisers through the Advertising
Agencies Association of India (AAAI) and Advertising Standards Council
of India (ASCI) that from 1 September, no ads will be accepted for
TV channels unless a service tax is also included in the final bill.
More
Media Advertising
and Marketing Special report
How Mudra got a fair advantage in the war of the soaps for Godrej
fair glow soaps More |
Source: www. indiantelevision.com
Other
Headlines
Sun Seeks
Interim Permission To Start FM Radio In Chennai More
CAS Bill: Broadcasters,
MSOs In A Lobbying Frenzy More
DSP, Wireless Tech
Players Enter The SDR Race More
Prasar Bharati Plans
Own Cable Channel More
Telugu Film Industry
Plans Copyright Cell More
Source:The
Financial Express
Cable TV Bill to be tabled tomorrow More
Source:
Business Standard
Cos lined up to get brand hype thru Men In Black II More
Aksh to raise more funds through debt More
Philips unveils Onam offer on CTVs More
Source:
The Hindu Business Line
Another
Bangla TV channel soon More
Time for
cable TV viewers to assert More
Chaplin's
knighthood was held back More
AOL
Time Warner looks to regroup More
I
haven't seen Lagaan: Dilip Kumar More
3-decade-old
Ray documentary Sikkim procured More
Preity & Kareena: Kidnappers of pardesi's dil? More
Hrithik's in love again this time with a car More
Backing a hunch More
Sivaji
death anniversary observed in Pondy More
Straight Answers (Farhan
Akhtar Film Director on Lakshya, his new movie) More
Cool cat Ruby cuts out tobacco More
Source: The Times of India
BBC's Hindi audience on the decline More
World
Cup: Sony to rake in ad moolah More
Cablewallahs blackout service in Delhi More
Trial
in Bharat Shah case to resume tomorrow More
Devdas, cola and Good Knight More
Fox close
to deal for second American Idol More
Japanese firm hits Sony, Jackson over 9/11 single More
Ford shows his Russian side in K-19 More
FDI in print not to help small publishing units More
Source:The EconomicTimes
Soap
Story 2002: Delhi Girl Reigns On The Telly More
Madhuri
is still a show-stealer More
Tara Sharma to
play Juliet More
Hair & Now, Rahul Lives For The Moment More
Bhatt Of Course, Pooja
Loves To Act! More
Madonna
to appear in new James Bond flick More
Hype over Kaante begins
to peak More
Source: The Hindustan Times
ISRO to
launch lighter satellites More
Non-stop music on your radio More
A dream journey to success More
Source:
The Hindu
Censored censor packs up More
SET eyes top slot More
Source:
The Telegraph
Sidhu Strikes
Out? More
Trivedi
Censor chief for now More
No Devdas on cable,
directs Admn More
Source: The Indian Express
UK agonised over ‘Sir’ Charli More
Film
certification board chief quits More
Film history controversy: Panel to examine book More
Source:
The Asian Age
"'Television'
to the Indian housewife is an intimate family member, a friend
that she never had, and thanks to current programming trends
its better than ever before" ... Annonymous
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Neighbours
Minister
hopeful but cable TV operators stick to their guns More
Source:The
Independent (Bangladesh)
Cable TV strike on as talks fail More
Ekushey
Television: To be or not to be? More
Source:The
Daily Star(Bangladesh)
Sinhala TV documentaries on waste management More
Source:The
Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)
International Headlines
Machovina
No Longer a YES Man More
Senators:
No More Licenses to Bidders More
James
Follows Pittman Out AOL Door More
Commerce
Panel Vote Set for Adelstein More
Source:www.tvinsite.com
Israel TV shows "distribution" of cheques from
Iraq to "families of terrorists" More
Cable Defies
Law of Ad Gravity More
Source:www.inside.com
Kellner:
Free TV Could Come to an End More
Source:www.story.news.yahoo.com
News
Corp., Cablevision Talk About Splitting Sports Assets More
Source:online.wsj.com
Coalition
slams network diversity More
Source:www.hollywoodreporter.com
ABC
Keeps It in the Family More
Source:www.calendarlive.com
Cable
network heavyweights look up to Lifetime More
Source:www..usatoday.com
BBC wants
extra £300m borrowings More
Source:www.telegraph.co.uk
California Radio Station
Ends Webcasts More
Source:www.siliconvalley.com
BBC DEFENDS 9/11 DOCUMENTARY
More
Source:www.teletext.com
BBC licenses
Frost archive More
Source:www.money.telegraph.co.uk
Minister
backs plan for World Service TV channel More
Source:www.mediaguardian.co.uk
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