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| 17 January 2004 | Newsletter Subscription | Email this Page | Volume 9 - Issue No: 58 |
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Fourtou points to piracy problem Says keeping off India due to rampant piracy; targets 2005 for debt-ridden company to achieve positive cash flow. |
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TVTN hits opening high of Rs 225 Chairman Aroon Purie sounded the gong at 9:55 am Friday to flag off the trading of the TV Today scrip at the BSE. Marriage portal looks at TV for brand building When most Internet businesses are lying low, Shaadi.com is advertising on TV and radio to make its presence felt. Govt allows 100% FDI in specialty magazines The likes of National Geographic Society can bring in its magazines to India more easily and so can media companies their specialty technical and scientific journals. |
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Siti Cable, Trinity Platco tie up for distribution and content Siti Cable and Trinity Platco (formerly known as Spectranet) have announced a strategic marketing alliance in ground distribution and content management for the Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) of Delhi. Kiran Karmarkar, Niki Aneja feted at Lions' awards On Thursday night, the Bhaidas Hall in Vile Parle (a suburb in Mumbai) buzzed with anticipation, excitement and delight, as the Lions Club International gave away awards honouring the film and TV industry for 2003. |
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| Perspectives
- Radio Is anyone listening? Private FM radio hunts for government reprieve, advertisers and listeners. Interview with Entertainment Network (India) MD & CEO A P Parigi "Radio's share in the ad pie will grow to six or seven per cent in four to five years" What the fight's all about........ Different studies tracking FM radio in India favour different radio stations. |
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Headlines Discovery special showcases communal harmony in Punjab Hutch debuts in Rajasthan CNN's Richard Quest takes viewers on 'Election Express' Nigel Baker is APTN's MD Star World's new series follows in Joe's tracks BBC freelance journo killed in Bangla bomb blast NATPE 2004 to have strong representation from France Media Stock Watch - 16 Jan Markets go further downhill |
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Populi - By Subhash K Jha Celeb stalk on the small screen Gosh, there’s no end to the contradictions we live and love on television. We can’t really do without the stars even on the news channels. Tube Talk Aus tennis ace Mark Philippoussis on CNN’s 'Talk Asia' Apollo Group's Reddy goes 'Back To The Floor' on BBC World |
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| Kilroy to step down from BBC Hutton turns down media request for advance preview BBC looks at dark side of the law Ofcom to examine on-screen listings Where's Berlusconi? Off for a bit of nip and tuck Source: MediaGuardian.co.uk New MTV Channel Spotlights College Rock Bands Source: Reuters BET, Say Hello to the Competition Source: www.businessweek.com Al-Jazeera editor leaves for BBC Source: BBC News Kabul TV revives ban on women singers Source: www.dawn.com Top media executives to join Aids fight Vivendi shareholders sue managers for $54m Source: Financial Times |
FOX Announces Two New Summer Series at TCA FCC: Satellite Gaining on Cable FX Hires New President of Entertainment Source: Mediaweek Unlikely Media Competitors: New Players Part of the Mix Source: onmedia.chaffee.com TV-PC Convergence A Reality Source: www.cbsnews.com Cable merger regs on hold Source: www.thedeal.com Jessell Takes New Post; Robins to Lead B&C Source: www.broadcastingcable.com Cablevision Lays Off Dozens of Employees Source: www.newsday.com Soccer: Euro 2004 to be televised live on TV3 Source: www.mmail.com.my |
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