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Headlines




Government could rework Content Code completely, seeks dialogue
Government may possibly do away with clause in Code that news channels object to most; calls for dialogue.

International Emmy Awards names finalists in 4 categories
Indiantelevision.com hosts jury meet to select finalists for 35th Intl Emmy Awards; entries from Asia, Africa, Middle East compete.

ESS signs broadcast deals in 105 countries for ICC World Twenty20
ESPN Star Sports signs telecast deals for the ICC World Twenty20 with broadcasters in 105 countries.

Box Populi
Get ready to laugh
Comedies hit the tube with a vengeance. Sab returns to comedy with 'Bheja Fry' and its assorted gags.

Star Gold to bank on comedy flicks for Monday primetime

Big Music forays into Punjabi music market

PNC to create animated version of 'Howrah Bridge'

Inox launches first multiplex in Raipur

Govt. says IT act amendment a must to fight cyber crime

Yahoo! topples Google in ACSI customer survey

Microsoft unveils Windows Live SkyDrive

IBM develops Hindi speech recognition software

eBay auctions 'Marigold' memorabilia

Disney to introduce slew of movie titles in Blu-ray format


Highlight -Meet the leading lady of Dill Mill Gayye

The International Emmys in India!

Boxy boyz ready to bust!

Sonu on Indian Idol tonight!

"I am tired of comedy now"Jamnada Majethia

Grapevine - No bikes for Naik!

New Releases
Star Dophar's Gharelu Nuskey starts 20th August
Watch Moto GP: Czech Republic -Live on Ten Sports
Lodha Group presents Khushii - India on Canvas II 2007
The Bond Mania continues for another exciting week on Star Movies
Watch 'Beyond Bizarre' on 22 August and 'Rescue 911' on 23 August only on Zone Reality
Radio One interviews Jyotiraditya Scindia on BBC Ek Mulakat
Radio City Banaglore celebrates Independence day with Hockey Match

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


Source: www.indiantelevision.com

 
Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • 175 radio stations to go on air by year-end
  • DD phone-in programme
  • ‘Media should realise its responsibility’
  • ICL-State talks end in deadlock
  • Absolom signs up with ICL
  • Website launched on Ambu Rao
    Source: The Hindu
     
  • OTV lining up 12 new Oriya films for premiere
  • 'Internet could kill off local newspapers'
    Source: Financial Express
     
  • China bans local TV talent show for vulgarity
    Source: Economic Times
     
  • Star, Broadcast Initiatives tie up
  • Thatavarti launches new portal
  • Moser Baer opens exclusive outlet
  • Big 92.7 FM Tirupati launch
  • Twenty20 World Cup to be aired in 105 countries
  • Now, free downloads of Telugu books!
    Source: Hindu Business Line
      
  • 'Season funda' works for television
  • Naked TV news stripped of subsidy
  • Google AdSense to distribute videos
    Source:Times of India
     
      
  • Broadcast Initiatives inks advertising agreement with Star
  • 175 radio stations to go on air by year end
  • IPTV may pass into I&B fold
  • Bollywood romances-on-demand for North America
  • Now, a film on Cauvery water dispute
    Source: DNA
     
  • 99 TV channels, 175 FM stations more in 2007
  • TAM Media to develop performance rating tool for PR companies
    Source: Business-Standard
     
  • STAR Plus still leads, Zee not far behind
  • Varun Badola enters Ghar Ek Sapna
  • Prarthana of Har Ghar...in Star Plus’ new series
    Source: Screen India
     
  • India shining
  • Head to heart
  • Special Show
  • Internet use could see demise of local newspapers: study
  • Web video shows execution of Defence Ministry official
    Source: Indian Express
     
    International News
  • WatchIndia Launches New Internet Television Stations
    Source: Earth Times
     
  • Reuters Outsourcing Global IT Ops to Fujitsu
    Source: Pcworld.com
     
  • China bans local TV talent show for vulgarity
    Source: Xinhua.net
     
  • DISH Network Introduces New High Definition DVR to Complement Nation's Largest HD Package
    Source: CNN.com
     
  • Warner Bros. plans remake of Bruce Lee's 'Enter the Dragon'
    Source: Iht.com
     
  • V8 Supercars announce record television deal for New Zealand
    Source: Radio New Zealand
     
  • BBC's FM Broadcasts Off Air in Russia
    Source: Aol.com
     
  • CNN documentary “God’s Warriors” should be compelling television
    Source: Digital Home
  • CBS Goes Mobile With Big Brother 8 Channel
  • Citadel Latest to Sign On to Arbitron's PPM Service
    Source: Media Week
     
  • HBO Renews ‘Conchords,’ ‘Entourage’
  • ‘Musical’ Mania Pumps Up Rerun’s Ratings
    Source: TV Week
     
  • Portugal Television to start June 2008
    Source: Advanced-Television
     
  • BBC Trust, Ofcom start Gaelic investigations
  • Endemol sale "not at risk", says Mediaset
  • 'Peep Show' producer bought by All3Media
    Source: Digital Spy
     
  • Jordin Sparks signs with Jive Records
    Source: Yahoo
     
  • Sony to Launch $100M HDTV Blitz
    Source: TV Predictions
     
  • Brunei-Thailand joint broadcasting meeting
    Source: Bruneitimes.com

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