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UTV woos 'Bindass' youth
UTV's Bindass channel targets college-goers in age group 17-21 years. Can it succeed with such a narrow constituency?

Headlines
Budget, latest notifications push up STB production, broadcasting costs
Budget proposals & latest notifications not only make STB manufacturing dearer, they also escalate broadcast costs.

SET India acquires slate of Bollywood titles from Eros
Set acquires global satellite rights for package of films, including blockbuster hit Lage Raho Munnabhai, from Eros International.

Johar's first cuppa ups ratings on StarOne

Catholic forum forces Discovery to cancel docu

National Award for Miditech co-founder Niret Alva

Frames to have sessions on radio, animation

MPA conducts anti piracy seminar in Andhra Pradesh

Manna Dey sings for Prasar Bharati's archival collections

Viacom's revenues for the year rise 19% to $11.5 billion

Granada Int. inks deal with Korean broadcasters

BBC's Bennett, Highfield to give keynote at MipTV

NBC to look at Posh life of Victoria Beckham

IOL Broadband to soon offer 3 main bouquets on IPTV

Ripley's Believe it or Not available as mobisodes

BBC to create 3 channels on YouTube

BroadcastAsia to highlight digital convergence

Net Insight solution for TV on mobile transport system

Walt Disney World announces resort expansion
Disney goes 24/7 in Africa


Highlight - Tellywood gears up for the Holi Blast !

News Releases
NDTV exclusive with Rahul Dravid

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (11/02/2007 to 17/02/2007)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (11/02/2007 to 17/02/2007)
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Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • TRAI not to regulate tariffs for DTH services
  • Bollywood gets the budget blues
  • Cyberia turns gold mine for online gamers
    Source: Economic Times
     
  • The cup of reel cheer brims over
    Source: Financial Express
     
  • Lanka's first internet service-provider goes bust
  • E-mails at the heart of banned BBC story
  • Who reads papers on the Net?
  • Tata Indicom launches Internet facility
    Source: The Hindu
     
  • First Hyderabad film fest from March 23
  • Internet TV
    Source: Hindu Business Line
     
     
  • Regional TV channels planned in Pakistan
    Source: India eNews
      
  • On the Internet, community radio becomes a reality
  • Discovery puts off Jesus documentary
  • I used to shop at Fashion Street: Tanaaz
  • Who will be ‘Nayee Padosan 2’?
  • Pamela Anderson returning to TV
    Source: DNA
     
  • Aminah Sheikh: King of cricket TRPs
    Source: Business Standard
     
    International News
  • Joost.com to offer world TV channels
    Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
     
  • Verizon launches mobile phone TV programs
    Source: Xinhuanet
     
  • Reuters plans 'financial MySpace'
    Source: IT Week
     
  • Berkshire says Yahoo CFO Decker to join board
  • Yahoo CEO 2006 compensation declines 52 pct
    Source: Reuters
     
  • Telegraph.co.uk to launch online TV service
    Source: www.journalism.co.uk
     
  • Pay-TV, IPTV to drive strong premium video services market growth
    Source: eChannelLine
  • Al Jazeera English appoints Bishara as political analyst
    Source: Peninsula On-line
     
  • High Court blocks BBC report on 'cash for honours'
    Source: Independent
     
  • Middle East Broadcasting and Satellite Companies track changes in global market
  • Al Jazeera Children's Channel and Multimedia Development Corporation sign MoU
    Source: AME Info
     
  • Church warns over TV standards
    Source: Digital Spy (UK)
     
  • DirecTV acknowledges agreement with MLB
    Source: ABCmoney
      
  • 2008 race, 20 months away, dominating TV
    Source: Yahoo

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