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Headlines




Cas extension after proper evaluation of first phase: Dasmunsi
While Centre has asked state govts to give views on extension of Cas, I&B ministry refuses to give a time frame in this regard.

No separate regulatory body for FM radio

Dasmunsi to meet broadcasters on Broadcast Bill, Content Code on 21 August
I&B minister Priyaranjan Dasmunsi to meet broadcasters on 21 August to discuss the Broadcast Bill & Content Code.

No licence fee on purchase of TV sets: Dasmunsi
The Government formally denied any proposal to impose an annual licence fee for every television set bought by a consumer.

Radio Mirchi launches in Lucknow

Discovery India to explore Egyptian and Indian fare

FM stations pay tribute to Independence Day

Indiatimes launches My.Indiatimes.com

Ministry of tourism uses YouTube for 'Incredible India'

Synage launches software as a service 'DeskAway'

Red FM co-hosts 'Malhar' in St. Xavier's college

Indians see most growth in biz & commerce sector: Nielsen

Nielsen to enable advertisers to target viewer segments

Disney India lines up special programming for Independence Day

Nick India is exclusive kids TV partner for 'Dhamaal'

Pinnacle to introduce video editing & filmmaking to Indian schools

McDonald's India runs 'Surf's Up' promotion

MTVN to launch Noggin & The N as separate channels in December


Highlight -`Chak De' India

Sonu scores a Hat-Trick!

Feature - Remote Freedom!

Shorttakes - "Lust is a part of love" Kanchi Kaul

New Releases
BIG 92.7 FM Rajkot makes a ‘BIG’ difference this monsoon
Let's Talk with Salaman Kahan only on Zoom
Indian Idol Roobaroo with Sonia Mehra on Thursday

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (29/07/2007 to 04/08/2007)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (29/07/2007 to 04/08/2007)
Star Plus
Zee TV
Sony Entertainment TV
Sun TV


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Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • Govt. dumps encryption proposal of Nimbus
  • Kalaignar TV begins trial run
  • OTV forays into film production
  • Taking Tamil movies world over
  • Discovery channel!
  • Nam Nadu’ may be an old title but it is now a new film
  • ‘Publishers’ work rarely gets acknowledged’
  • Film by destitute boys gets selected for international festival
  • Hyderabadi cricketers join ICL
  • British media wrestle with Indian reality
  • “Print media must rediscover its original purpose”
    Source: The Hindu
     
  • ESPN STAR ties up with 8 sponsors for ODIs
    Source: Hindu Business Line
     
  • Govt dumps proposal for encryption of DD channels
  • IPTV set for boom; to roll out in 30 cities
    Source: Business-Standard
     
  • IPTV set for boom, roll out in 30 cities by March 2009
  • Look past the media hype
    Source: Financial Express
      
  • Customers prefer Yahoo over Google
  • IDBI eyes Hollywood funding
  • Yahoo tops Google in user satisfaction
  • Mandira Bedi has lots going for her
  • Dipsshikha resembles Parveen Babi
    Source:Times of India
     
  • Govt dumps DD's encryption proposal of Nimbus
  • Trai spanner in DTH content exclusivity plan
  • IPTV to roll out in 30 cities by Mar 2009
  • MSOs, cablemen seek equality with IPTV-provider telcos
  • Trai spanner in DTH content exclusivity plan
    Source: Economic Times
     
  • IPTV set for boom, roll out in 30 cities by Mar 2009
  • Government dumps DD's encryption proposal of Nimbus
  • Ustad Amjad Ali Khan pained by TV musical contests
  • Yahoo beats Google in new customer satisfaction survey
  • Art imitates life in ‘Betiyaan’
  • Cutting across borders!
  • Babul Supriyo set to star in Bengali film
    Source: DNA
     
  • Landmarks of 60 yrs: The big deal about the small screen
    Source: CNN-IBN
      
  • IPTV set to trigger cable war in parts of city
  • A TV channel two many: TN Congmen plan their own
  • Murdoch now after ‘vulnerable’ NYT
  • Yahoo overtakes Google in new satisfaction survey
  • Har Ghar Kuch Kehta Hai
  • Fun all the way
  • Same Old Story
    Source: Indian Express
     
    International News
  • Microsoft eyes vacant TV airwaves for web devices
    Source: New Zealand Herald
     
  • NBC, "Predator" producers catching more heat
  • DirecTV tries new offense for NFL coverage
    Source: Yahoo.com
     
  • Capitol Broadcasting to Add Retro Television Network in September
    Source: WRAL.com
     
  • Tattoo is stealing the TV spotlight
    Source: Scotsman
     
  • "Big Red Wrap-Up" Returns to NET Television Schedule
    Source: Southwest Nebraska
     
  • Trent Reznor pitching/planning television show
    Source: Paste Magazine
     
  • DirecTV to Offer High-Speed InternetFrom Current Group on Power Grid
    Source: Wsj.com
     
  • Channel 4's latest idea: drug binge TV
    Source: Telegraph.co.uk
  • DirecTV in Web access deal with Current Group
  • Fox Internet group to manage TV station sites
    Source: Reuters
     
  • BBC Worldwide recruits MTV exec
  • Cotton gives ITV a happy Monday
  • BBC begins BBC Resources sell-off
  • Current TV appoints UK marketing director
    Source: Digital Spy
     
  • DirecTV: broadband powerline
    Source: Advanced-Television
     
  • SINGAPORE: mio TV helps 'retain and acquire' customers
  • THAILAND: NBC urged to get tough on junk food ads aimed at kids
    Source: Asia Media
     
  • Sirius, Sonos Strike Web Radio Deal
  • NFL Network Nears 'Total Access' Deal With MyNetTV
    Source: Media Week
     
  • AZN Television Acquires Asian Dramas
  • Gov’t Names IBM to Run Coupon Program in Transition to Digital TV
  • Veteran Producer Chet Collier Dies
    Source: TV Week

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