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Sri Lankan cricket TV rights open 2004
Sri
Lanka's cricket board has decided to honour the agreement with Taj
TV but only as far as England's tour is concerned...More
'Achanak' back on SET with new look, format
Supernatural
thriller 'Achanak- 37 Saal Baad' is back in a weekly, hour-long episodic
format...More
iEmmy Awards in NYC
on 24 November
The nominations
for the International Emmys will be announced at MipCom on 10 October
in Cannes, France...More
I&B Ministry completes
Consumer CAS Poll
The Ministry
of Information and Broadcasting in association with leading market
research firm – NFO MBL India – has concluded a consumer
poll on CAS. The survey findings would be released in a few days...More
Steady growth continues
in UK digital television market
By 30 June
2003 multichannel and digital TV penetration are estimated to have
increased to 49.8 per cent and 45.5 per cent of UK households respectively,
according to the ITC's latest Multichannel Quarterly published today...More
Activity books launching on 'Shaka Laka...' & 'Sonpari'
Star, a pioneer
in innovative programming in a co-publishing venture with Popular
Prakashan, a leading publishing house for over 75 years, is launching
activity books based on two popular shows - Shaka Laka Boom Boom
(SLBB) and Sonpari...More
Actor's Alcove
"No one can depict an impaired person's role better than someone
who is impaired" Interview with TV actress Deanne Bray
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Telly Chakkar
Numbers say it all! More
Media Stock Watch
Zee, Mid Day, TV18 gain major muscle (Weekly Wrapup) More
Tube Talk
NDTV India to capture Navratri festivities More
Formula One live on
Star Sports More
Radio City 91 FM gears up for Navratri More
Source:
www.indiantelevision.com
Zee to exit unviable media ventures More
India refuses to confirm participation in ICC Super Series More
BSkyB resists Murdoch pressure More
Source: The Economic Times
Publishing industry making it big in foreign markets More
Tehelka to hit stands as weekly More
Source:
The Hindu Business Line
Telescope: Prime time is crime time More
Tattoos, Kaanta Laga are garba hits More
Source: The Indian Express
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Mid-Day eyes partner for TV news channel More
Source: Business Standard
INSAT-3E launched successfully More
Private TV producers, marketing agencies firm on deadline
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Dalmiya to head BCCI again More
Broadcasting Regulatory Authority to be set up soon More
Radio City puts Ministry in a spot More
Prasar Bharati may withdraw `volume discount scheme' More
PTI launches online delivery system More
A busy period begins for ISRO More
Source: The
Hindu
Proposal to bring more nations into cricket World Cup game
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Murdoch scion joins ISB board More
Toon academy to tap local artistic talent More
Yogesh Radhakrishnan, the business Head of Zee Cinema
speaks on Sholay being telecast on a satellite channel after
five years More
Source: The Times of India
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HTMT Merges Cable Video, IndusInd With InNetwork More
Blitzkrieg Of New Marketing Plans More
Source: The Financial Express
Direct from a starship in the sky More
INSAT-3E launched More
Dazzling drama: Ruby’s new act on the stage More
Yet another milisetone in INSAT More
Source: Hindustan
Times
Pressure on Prasar for news channel More
Source: The Asian Age
TV serial 'Ramayan' breaks world records More
Dr Spock takes to painting nudes More
Source: New India Press
MoU signed with China for TV programmes More
Source: www.dawn.com
United Russia Looks to Set Up a TV Channel More
Source: www.themoscowtimes.com
BSkyB board rebels against Murdoch plan More
Source: www.smh.com.au
Germans eye stake in BBC books More
Source: www.thisismoney.com
Bolkcom Named Publisher of B&C, Multichannel News More
Source: www.broadcastingcable.com
Anchor's job up in the air More
Source: www.nydailynews.com
Anger at 'war on neds' BBC series More
Source: MediaGuardian
Headhunters appointed to find chief for BSkyB More
Source: news.independent.co.uk
TV Film Week Opens in Felestin Cinema More
TV Series “Iran’s Amazing Villages” in Post-Production Stage
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Source: www.tehrantimes.com
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