2 June 2007Newsletter Subscription Email this Page Volume 19 - Issue No: 76











Headlines







Self-Regulatory content code in final stages
Committee on framing content code for broadcasters concluded work today; final shape to take some time.

Rohatgi quits Star, joining NDTV Imagine as EVP
Star India's Harsh Rohatgi quits, to join NDTV Imagine as EVP revenue management & biz development.

Radio City Bangalore wins Best Station award at India Radio Forum
Radio City Bangalore bags Best Station award at India Radio Forum; Big 92.7 FM wins five awards.

SAB allots $7million worth FCCBs, to build TV studio

NDTV refutes charges, advocate claims Rs 500 mn damages

FDI clears proposal worth Rs 4.2 billion

Raj TV gets govt. nod for two channels

Ten girls want to get gorgeous on Channel [V]

Mushtaq Sheikh joins BAG Films as creative director

Film & TV Guild parleys with state on VAT, stamp duty

Trai extends comments on tariff in non-Cas areas

Ramaprasad joins Toonz Animation as executive dir.

Jaman.com and NFDC to jointly premiere 30 films online

Tremor Media, Visible World push targeted online video ads

YouTube signs deal with EMI to share music, videos

Neilson launches commercial minute ratings system in US

Pogo to kick off Sherlock Holmes series on 4 June
Star's 'Antakshari - season 2' to target kids


Highlight -"Rohit’s Magic rocks T-town
Grapevine - Vikram Bhatt's ex-flame - A TV babe :

New Releases
The world’s top daytime talk show is now on Star World starting Monday at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (13/05/2007 to 19/05/2007)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (13/05/2007 to 19/05/2007)
Star Plus
Zee TV
Sun TV
Sony Entertainment TV
MAX
Star One


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Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • DTH package may include adult content
  • The Beebies are coming!
  • Pulp gets the eyeballs
  • Aditi Phadnis: The sun also sets
    Source: Business Standard
     
  • Raj TV chief joins DMK
  • BMW case judge watches NDTV tapes
    Source:The Hindu
     
  • Victoria Beckham quits TV show
    Source: NewKerala.com
     
  • DTH customers may get adult content
    Source: Rediff
      
  • Raj Television to launch Kalaignar TV, Raj News
  • TV Today buying group radio biz
  • Radio `Meow' for women audiences
  • Dow Jones' controllers agree to discuss News Corp. bid
  • Entertainment may not wholly depend on language
  • UTV, Priyanka Chopra sign deal
    Source:The Hindu Business Line
     
  • 'American Idol' Jordin Sparks a big Sanjaya fan
  • China launches communication satellite
  • Britain slams release of BBC newsman video
  • Pak govt may introduce ban on live TV coverage
  • UK criticises 'distressing' video of BBC reporter
  • R K Anand serves legal notice on NDTV
  • BBC documentary on child abuse shocks Italians!
  • Daler files civil suit against Yash Raj Films
  • Priyanka signs a three-film deal with UTV
  • eBay acquires StumbleUpon for $75 million
  • Bollywood music videos to woo more netizens
  • ‘I’ d have left Aditya if ...’
    Source: DNA
     
      
  • GV eyes stake in K Sera Sera
  • DJ shares jump above Murdoch bid price
  • Dish, Tata-Sky not panicky over new players
    Source: Financial Express
     
  • Bancroft family to meet with News Corp
  • James Packer gives up control of media JV to partner CVC
  • American Idol owner accepts $1.3-b buyout
  • Bancroft family ready to talk biz with Murdoch
  • TV Today posts net profit at Rs 32 cr for 06-07
  • UTV signs mega deal with Priyanka Chopra
    Source: Economic Times
     
  • BMW case: Anand serves legal notice to TV channel
  • Sideshow At Cannes
  • Bar council panel to probe TV sting
  • Tyler sings for TOI
  • Dow Jones bid: Bancrofts to meet Murdoch
    Source:Times of India
     
  • Media watchdog wants action after record Iraq toll
  • Anand serves legal notice to TV channel
  • India global leader in junk mail: Report
    Source: Hindustan Times
     
  • CHATTER BOX
  • Positively huge
  • A Simple melody
  • Gill, first CEO of Prasar Bharati, passes away
  • Telecast Row Solution in sight
  • Abducted BBC Reporter Appears in Video
    Source: Indian Express
     
    International News
  • Russian news channel begins broadcasting in Arabic
    Source: Monster News
     
  • BBC to broadcast in 'Second Life'
  • Australia -TV cancels India series
    Source: News.com
     
  • China launches SinoSat-3 communications satellite

    Source: Khaleej Times
     
  • UAE Ministry of Labour to launch new TV channel
    Source: Arabian Business
     
  • TV shows help boost far south coast tourism
    Source: ABC. Net
     
  • JumpTV in deal with AOL to stream live international TV
    Source: Hemscott
     
  • Mexican TV Network to Expand in China
    Source: ABC News
     
  • SABC to launch news channel for Africa
    Source: Journalism.co
  • American Idol owner goes private for $1.3bn
    Source: Times Online
     
  • Alan Johnston video released on internet
    Source: Digital Spy (UK)
     
  • Internet videos to vie for Daytime Emmys
    Source: Yahoo
     
  • RAB: Radio Q1 Revenue Up Only 1% to $4.7 Bil.
  • Google Nets RSS Provider FeedBurner
  • À La Carte Confusion: Forrester Shows Subscribers Want the Impossible
    Source: Media Week (US)
     
  • New interactive pay-TV on offer in Singapore
    Source: Earth Times
     
  • HBO close to naming new CEO
    Source: Variety. Com
     
  • Dutch TMG to take stake in German ProSieben-report
    Source: Reuters
     
  • PAKISTAN: Sindhi channel resumes service in Pak
    Source: Asia Media

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