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Zee argument: no copyright on presentation
In the 'Time Bomb' case, Zee argued in the Delhi High Court that
presentation formats were not bound by copyright laws.
Star
suspects sabotage in sat. signal disruption
Star India is suspecting sabotage of its signals from AsiaSat satellite.
The company said on Monday that its transponder on AsiaSat 3S was
interrupted by an illegal signal on 20 June at 8:40 pm, causing
a break in the broadcast of Star's Indian channels including Star
Plus, Star Gold and Star News.
Isro
to include European instruments on moon trip
Isro
looks to put a 'robot on the moon'
Trump
searches for next 'Apprentice'
Film
remembering 9/11 to air globally
Mobiltek
clinches systems integration contracts
British
Telecom invests $48 m in IP initiatives
BBC's
Wimbeldon feature draws 2 million viewers
Hurley
to host reality show 'Project Catwalk'
Creative
Broadcast Services to acquire BBC B'cast
Siemens,
Grundy link TV with b'band, mobile networks
StarHub
launches 'PPV channel' Demand TV
Discovery
to co-produce a series 'Alive'
BBC
plans tribute for Tsunami affected regions
BBC
wins 21 Promax Awards, Star India 15
Star
bags 40 awards at Promax&BDA
Media
industry to touch $1.8 trillion in 2009: PwC
Microsoft,
Toshiba form HD DVD alliance
Yahoo!
India completes 5 years of operations
Book
Mark
Mudra's
Executive Director, R. Lakshminarayanan's take on 'The Invisible
CEO'
Telly
Chakkar
Suhaib
Ilyasi floats new show on Sahara
A
new host for Bollywood. Aur Kya!
Technology
Update
Maxtor
shared storage solution launched
TV
Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (12 June 2005 to 18 June 2005)
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Top
10 In All TV Homes
Top
10 in Cable & Satellite Homes
Top
100 Programmes (12 June 2005 to 18 June 2005)
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Entertainment
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