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DTH growing, but cable TV to hold sway in India: MPA
Cable TV to remain the core advtg and distrbn platform in India, though DTH will generate advtg for niche channels

India pay TV mkt to be $7billion+ by 2010: MPA

 
 
 
 

Miditech looks to do English lifestyle shows
Miditech is looking to do a host of shows in the lifestyle arena; is in talks with Zee Trendz, Zoom amongst others

 
 

Seventymm launches online movie rental service
Debuts with Bangalore launch; plans to expand to 4 metros & Hyderabad by '06 end & to B & C class cites over the next 3 yrs.

HBO Asia to launch commercial free movie channels

Ten Sports signs an exclusive deal with US PGA tour

AOL launches web 'sweeps' contest aimed at women

Maxis shareholders approve acquisition of Aircel

Smart Technologies launches Bridgit conferencing software 3.0 with VoIP

Senior netizens well adapted to Internet: IAMAI

Nick strengthens NickToons block; launches 'Trollz'
Hungama TV launches character crawls across Mumbai malls
Cartoon Network to expand 'Get Animated' healthy lifestyles initiative through celebrity endorsements
Warner Bros. Consumer Products extends partnership with Hallmark


Highlight - Quo vadis, Miilee?
Raja Mukherjee ready with new show for DD
Aashish Kaul enters Kaavyanjali as Mr. Malhotra
Desi muppets dance to Laura's tunes!
Grapevine - Chandana’s dil chahe more
Interview with Teri Hatcher
The Week Ahead - Are Vedika's woes over?

News Releases
CNN-IBN deploys Snell & Wilcox IQ Modular systems

TNS reinforces collaboration with Esomar
Bollywood embraces Autodesk Technology for moviemaking
Khan family saga continues on 'Rendezvous...'

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (12/02/2006 to 18/02/2006)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (12/02/2006 to 18/02/2006)
Star Plus
Ten Sports
Sun TV
Star One
DD1
Sony Entertainment
Zee TV
Gemini TV


Source: www.indiantelevision

Today's Newsbreakers.......India
Laura stars in Indian Sesame Street
Priyadarshan film to highlight piracy scourge
Superstar to Superhero? SRK, Ash, Rani to feature in comic book
Microsoft says better than Google soon
  Source:DNA
   
STAR, Zee figure in top 10 broadcasters in Asia Pacific
India to be Asia's top cable market by 2010
Entertainment industry fails to find the limelight
Excess Internet use can lead to depression: study
Sabeer Bhatia joins Re 1 telecom rush
Computer users warned of new virus
  Source:Financial Express
   
India's TV revenues set to double by 2010: Survey
  Source:Hindustan Times
   
Hotmail Bhatia back in business
  Source:Business Standard
   
VTU to transmit 385 live sessions in DTH Channel 2
  Source:NewIndpress
   
Varun - Rajeshwari find dream house
Ekta's shows: Regressive or misconstrued?
Kumkum bereaved
Kahaani serial ki
  Source:Mid-day
 
   
BCCL picks up stake in Access Atlantech
Brand Equity Quiz fever grips India Inc
FM sir, rethink on software duty: Maran
Excess Internet use can lead to depression: study
  Source: Economic Times
   
India, U.S. to sign agreement on launching satellites
The new Frontline: balancing the octaves
Laura visits Sesame galli
Business Line Club launched
CD of animated Ramayana released
Film exhibitors seek sops
  Source:The Hindu
   
Frontline gets more contemporary look
Siti Channel sports new look
  Source:The Hindu Business Line
   
Government admits raids on media group
  Source:NewKerala.com
   
Laura meets directors of Indian version of US serial
Shanghai bans fancy Internet jargon
  Source:Times of India
International News
National Geographic relocates senior executive from India to HK
  Source: The Edge Daily
   
Canadian MTV channel launches March 21
  Source:www.thestar.com
   
Burnett to Appear on 'Desperate Housewives'
Ivanka Trump to Appear on 'Apprentice'
  Source:Yahoo
   
U.S. computer video game cos. try online distribution
Viacom to enter social networking market in '06
  Source:Reuters
   
Vivendi Posts Drop in 4Q, Full-Year Profit
  Source:CBC News
   
MTV Asia Awards come to Thailand
  Source:Bangkok Post
   
INDONESIA: Regulation reins in TV content
THAILAND: True Corp links with Channel 7 for 24hr TV
  Source: Asia Media
   
APTN Requests Programming Proposals for 2006-2007
  Source: www.broadcastermagazine.com
   
Australia: Govt introduces changes to pay TV drama
  Source: Seven
E! Signs Sony, Amex to Multi-Platform Oscar Ad Pact
AAAA Conference: ABC's Shaw Hints at New ROI Tool; Unveils Broadband Test With Lost, Housewives
Study: Kids' Shows More Violent Than Adults' Programs
Cable Has 24 Mil. High-Speed Subs
  Source: Media Week (US)
   
MyNetworkTV Signs 17 Sinclair Stations
Univision Reports Q4 Profits Missed Mark
  Source:TV Week
   
Google sees 2006 as investment year
  Source:MarketWatch
   
Report: NBC to sell videos through iTunes UK
Hit Entertainment to launch kids channel?
ITV appoints head of reality programming
  Source:Digital Spy (UK)
   
Television: industry still plagued by low pay
  Source: Asians in Media
   
Vivendi sees publishing chance if EMI and Warner Music link
  Source: Times Online (UK)
   
Accenture: IPTV has small window for success
Asia pay TV will double by 2015
FCC wants $0.5m for DTV education
  Source:Advanced - Television

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