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Headlines






Times of India group buys UK's Virgin Radio for £53.2 million
TIML Golden Square, Times of India group's 100% subsidiary, buys Virgin Radio for £53.2 mn from SMG.

ESPN basic tier offer to Tata Sky in order: Delhi HC
Delhi High Court quashes Tdsat's interim order; allows ESPN to offer chnnls to Tata Sky in basic tier.

Filmy in syndication deal with Sony for 10 movies
Filmy gets 10 movies from Sony in syndication deal; acquires 35 film titles from Eros for five years.

Red FM steals the show at IRF awards

HBO plans multi-genre movie showcase for June

Amrita TV to air Let’s Dance from 2 June

WWIL moves Tdsat against Star Den, asks for Cas rates

Icahn to acquire 49 million Yahoo! shares

Tata Sky files petition against Dish TV

Real Media to distribute Digital Vision's products

Sanjay Gupta to make film based on Vine of Desire

Telugu film industry bans multilingual actor Prakash Raj

Advertisers need to change attitude towards FM radio

Internet ad to double to $51 bn in the US by 2012: IDC

GlobalBusinessPages.com to offer free online marketing


Disney launches Kingdom Comics

Reena Kapoor quits Woh Rehne Waali Mehlo Ki
Bhavishya charred to death in Ghar..
The reality of the reality show
Abhijeet turns producer
Resham Tipni looks to movies
Manish Naggdev enters Santaan
Bakh…tiyar’s ‘half’problem
TV is not my cup of tea: Sushant Singh
Backstage hungama on Comedy Circus
Remote Control to become ...
Do circumstances justify infidelity?
With inflation soaring high, it’s wise to make more money – Surbhi Tiwari
Marriage is a complete no for Krishna

News Releases
Pfizer initiates first-of-its-kind behavioral support program for smokers

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (11/05/2008 to 17/05/2008)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (11/05/2008 to 17/05/2008)
MAX
Star Plus
Zee TV
Sun TV


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Today's Newsbreakers.......India News
  • TOI group acquires UK's Virgin Radio for 53.2 mn pounds
  • Hard rock Times at Leicester Square
  • India Inc still believes in star power
  • Bajrang Dal slams use of Ramayana clippings in ads
  • Indian director postpones release of film on 7/7 after outrage
  • IPL is not dumbing down of cricket, insists Tendulkar
  • Bollywood set to take on Hollywood
  • Firefighters battle large fire on back lot at Universal Studios in Southern California
  • When chips're down for IPL team owners
  • Did Raakesh Roshan get billion-rupee deal for Kites?
    Source: Economic Times
      
  • Celebrating the arrival of Cricket’s big league
  • TV18(Rs 321.30): Buy
    Source: Hindu Business Line
      
  • Times Group buys UK's Virgin Radio
  • Top guns advise Yahoo, MS on merger
  • TRAI-DoT differences widen on 3G segment
    Source: Times of India
      
  • Suhasini to foray into small screen out of the box
  • Al Gore's film to be screened in Maharashtra
  • Now it's the French swaying to the Bollywood beat
  • IPL is not dumbing down of cricket: Tendulkar
    Source:The Hindu
      
  • Times buys UK`s Virgin Radio for Rs 448 crore
  • `We`ve entered mainstream media abroad`
  • DoT differences widen on 3G
  • Jo jeeta wohi Sikandar
    Source: Business Standard
      
  • IPL’s overseas journey caught in telecast deal
    Source: Zee News
      
  • It’s Raining Salman Khan and Bollywood at IPL
    Source: News Line 365
     
      
  • TOI group acquires UK's Virgin Radio
  • HT Media announces launch of Hindi daily
  • Did Raakesh Roshan get 1 bn deal for 'Kites'?
  • I never invited media to follow me: Amitabh
  • Animation film festival held in Kolkata
  • Microsoft sees comfort in Windows Live
  • ‘I would be perfect for bollywood'
  • Shilpa on her walkout from Dill Mill Gaye
  • Hollywood's winning formula for summer
  • Board rewards domestic performers in IPL
  • Punjab police begins probe into IPL racism row
    Source: DNA
      
  • Anil’s Hollywood films are Zapak’s ‘big’ game
  • 'We focus on programming for the world'
  • HT, Times Group on same wavelength
  • Discovery’s greatest show on Earth
  • Vague radio regulations put India’s only radio station in fix
  • The real picture
  • Lack of hits, IPL stumps Bollywood
    Source: Financial Express
      
  • Top cop files sedition case against TOI RE, reporter
  • IPL is not dumbing down of cricket: Tendulkar
    Source: Indian Express
      
  • Hrithik to test the small screen with ‘Junoon’
    Source: Khabrein.info
      
  • Media silence on IPL drawbacks
    Source: Hindustan Times
      
  • Communities dedicated to Aarushi Talwar on Orkut
    Source: Merinews
     
    International News
  • SMG sells Virgin Radio for £53m
    Source: Guardian
     
  • Recording industry lobbied to tune of $1.5M in 1Q
    Source: CNN
     
  • Time Warner expands HD channels in Greenbay
    Source: HD-Report
     
  • Al Jazeera to accord hero’s welcome to Sami Al Haj
    Source: The Peninsula Qatar
     
  • O2 and BBC express interest in UK MediaFLO network
    Source: Engadget Mobile
     
  • Disney throws open Narnia premiere to fans
    Source: Telegraph
     
  • Northern Marianas TV host joins US election race
    Source: Radio Australia
     
  • Feel the burn of summer TV programming
    Source: SF Gate
     
  • Broadband prices could rise after Ofcom review of BT charges
    Source: Times Online
  • Channel 4 signs up McKellen's Lear
    Source: Google
     
  • Fire at Universal Studios destroys sets, videos
    Source: Yahoo News
     
  • ESPN Radio Names Harris Senior Director/Audio Content
    Source: Radio-Online
     
  • Time Warner chief 'open to alignments' at AOL
    Source: Market Watch
     
  • Gaelic news programme Eorpa is Scotland's favourite TV show
    Source: Daily Record
     
  • Disney gets graphic with Kingdom
    Source: Variety
     
  • Cloud over Sky TV won't easily blow away
    Source: Stuff
     
  • TW looks to bring Web to TV
    Source: Hollywood Reporter
     
  • Press group seeks release of Davao broadcaster
    Source: Business Mirror

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