Indiantelevision.com's TV Linx Reporter dated 23 February 2006 - links to broadcasting, cable, satellite, media, TV, television related news stories from India and abroad !

Headlines

Color Chips plans up to $10 million GDR issue
Color Chips considers a GDR issue of up to $10 million to fund its expansion plans; also eyes acquisition in US.

Telcos pitch for a broad convergence law
In the Trai Open Forum at Bangalore, telecom companies urge for comprehensive legal framework on convergence

Exim Bank agrees to lend Crest $7 million
While $5 mn will be to fund Crest Animation India, bank is willing to sanction another $2 mn in RichCrest Animation.

Today's Newsbreakers.......India

	Nimbus spots buyer for TV rights for England series
	Jagran stages volatile debut, ends in the red
	His idol`s voice
	Stake acquisition in US firm pushes Cyber Media 4.81%
	Source:Business Standard

	Inox IPO price is Rs 120
	Cyber Media acquires 20 pc stake in SX2 Media Labs
	Media Video allots 2.68 cr share warrants
	Maran plays saviour for Hindustan Cables
	Source:The Hindu Business Line

	Sony's Fair One Face Of The Year
	Source: radiosargam.com

	Camera, lights out: Cinema halls don’t have a formula yet
	Source: Economic Times

	Surat: Star off air, distributor manhandled
	Source:Indian Express

	Eijaz and Nandini kiss and make up
	Kudkudiya House No 43 faces demolition
	Sara's party for mommy Amrita
	Kahaani serial ki
	Source:Mid-day



	Tamil film producers to sue Sun Network
	Source:www.nowrunning.com

	Panchayats to get DTH system
	Special effects flood Bollywood
	Magazine Editor held
	Source:The Hindu

	India expects to grab toon biz from China
	Google violated copyright rules: Court
	Source:Financial Express

	Indian stars to Pak aid
	Kiran Karmarkar does a Sabeer Bhatia
	‘White Noise’ to be re-released nationwide
	Inox fixes issue price at Rs 120
	This Indian could give Google a run for its image
	Source:DNA

	PMO to sort out tangle over film smoking ban
	Delhi editor held for publishing prophet cartoons
	Small screen = big trouble
	Source: Times of India

International News

	Viacom profit down 68 percent on charges
	Liberty Media seeks Time Warner voting stake sooner
	Disney roars to life in China with new acts
	AT&T, Yahoo link Web to Cingular mobile phones
	Source:Reuters

	TV academy casts revisions for Emmy voting process
	FCC Upholds CBS Fine for Jackson's Flash
	TV industry feuds over Cancon and ratings numbers: CBC on hot seat
	HK PCCW's Pay-TV Unit To Air Rival Operator's Channels
	Australia's Nine Network to be Run Profitably: PBL Chairman
	Source:Yahoo

	Dow Jones Sets New Operations Structure, Sees $8 Million Annual Savings
	Source:www.smartmoney.com

	ETC dimming and control for Dubai sports channel
	Source: AME Info

	US newspapers to surprise advertisers with the truth
	Source: Strategiy

	Guardian is world's best designed newspaper
	Source: Guardian

	News Corp. Creates Weblet My Network TV
	NBC's Olympic Web Traffic Surpasses Athens Games
	Source: Media Week (US)

	Martha Stewart Living Reports Q4 Profit
	The CW Brings on Board Two WB Execs
	Source: TV Week

	FX UK plans "brand re-development"
	Source:Digital Spy (UK)

	TV Azteca Broadcasts on Disputed Channel
	Source: Houston Chronicle

	Sony rivals Sky for cricket
	Source: Advanced - Television

	KT Sets Up for Internet TV-Related Patents
	Source: The Korea Times

	Google officially launched in Israel
	Source:www.jpost.com

	Sky backs high-definition TV with new website
	Source: www.brandrepublic.com

	KOREA: Big push for digital broadcasts planned this year
	Source:Asia Media

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