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Govt allows FM radio firms to create subsidiaries
Government approves FM radio broadcasters setting up subsidiaries; 20 per cent foreign cap stays.

ICL earmarks Rs 500 million for marketing
ICL will invest Rs 500 million to promote its two events; earlier marketing spend was Rs 120 million.

MTV to syndicate Roadies to ARY Digital in Pakistan
MTV India to syndicate format of MTV Roadies to ARY Digital in Pakistan; 6th season to launch on 29 Nov.

Govt warns two news channels on 'Big Bang' coverage

Sony to premiere Indian Idol 4 on 19 September

Star Majha to premiere musical satire show from 12 Sept

CNBC TV18 to launch 2nd season of Business with Pleasure

My FM lines up weekend programming

BBC Trust to review licence fee structure

Intelsat spreads Major League Baseball to Asia & Europe

Big TV to deploy HD channels using Thomson headend

MTNL to start trial runs for 3G services

Brasil Telecom uses UTStarcom for telecom network

Adlabs to show 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' in 3D

Koffee Break to use Harmony software from Toon Boom


Cartoon Network to unveil Bakugan: Battle Brawlers from 15 September
Nick announces winner of Nick School ka Hero
Ricky Sprocket to air on 29 Nick channels worldwide

I will have the last laugh – Amarr Upadhyay
Bani and Ranvijay to host Roadies 6.0
Payal apologises to Ahsaan
Ekta’s latest find Gaurav in Kayamath
Vivek Madan in a film with Govinda
Shweta paints a winning picture
Mansi living from the suitcase
My comfort zone is my bathroom Prriya Ary

News Releases
Bindass Dadagiri announces the triumphant winner on TV's meanest game show
Travelocity.co.in ties up with Singapore Tourism Board
Brylcreem and MTV present ‘Dhoni’s Style 11’
Paani Puri airs every Saturday at 9 pm on Star One
The Great Indian Laughter Challenge 4 Friday at 9 pm on Star One


TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (24/08/2008 to 30/08/2008)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (24/08/2008 to 30/08/2008)
Ten Sports
Star Plus
Colors
Zee TV
Sun TV
Sony Entertainment TV
Star One
NDTV Imagine
Gemini TV
Zee Marathi
DD1
MAX
9X
Sahara One
Maa Telugu
Udaya TV
Zee Cinema
Kalaignar TV
Teja TV


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Today's Newsbreakers.......India News
  • Star Plus & Airtel found guilty of unfair trade practice

  • India Inc logs on to search portals for wider audience

  • Raj TV plans print foray, to raise funds - paper

  • Govt asks channels to show restraint in 'Big Bang' coverage

  • Only one multiplex show for award-winning 'Gulabi Talkies'

  • Gameworld: Star Wars lives on through games

  • Filmmakers in Toronto focus lens on environmental issues

  • Films of Nandita Das, Benegal to be shown at London festival

  • BBC Asian programmes head leaves for Sony TV India

  • ESPN strikes $975m deal for T20 league

    Source: Economic Times
      
  • Norms for private FM channels eased

  • Sonali Bendre rules out silver screen comeback

    Source: Hindu
      
  • Sun Direct to invest Rs 150 cr, forays into Gujarat

  • Govt relaxes norms for FM radio cos to restructure biz

  • ESS pays $975 m for Champions League Twenty20 rights

    Source: Hindu Business Line
      
  • Verizon Wireless and Sony Pictures Television Bring the Big Screen to Mobile With Four New Games Available Now

    Source: IT News Online
      
  • Wu Music Group Jumps into Digital Fold with The Orchard

    Source: TechWhack
     
  • Print media foray reports spur Raj Television

  • ESPN-Star bags Champions League T20 rights for $975 m

  • Sun Direct TV enters Gujarat

  • DoT makes prior experience a must for 3G spectrum

  • Bollywood jumps onto Paid Preview bandwagon

  • Telepresence market to reach $40 mn by 2012: report

    Source: Business Standard
      
  • ESPN bags rights to Champions League

  • FM radio earning ad revenues from non-ad spots

    Source: Financial Express
      
  • 'Good cinema doesn’t come cheap'

    Source: Indian Express
      
  • Government amends 3G guidelines

  • Cabinet eases FM ownership norms

    Source: Times of India
      
  • Kher's school continues UK's affair with Bollywood

  • Govt eases norms for pvt FM channels

  • India can borrow more from IMF now

    Source: DNA
      
  • Global TV IC market grows 21pc Y/Y in Q2-08

    Source: CIOL
      
  • TV's future stars will come from the web

    Source: Frontline
     
    International News
  • South Asian films at London Film Festival
    Source: Asians in Media
     
  • BET entertainment head Hudlin leaves after 3 years
  • 'Hills' star Lauren Conrad inks book deal
    Source: Yahoo News
     
  • Journalists Predict Primetime Emmy Winners
    Source: TV Week
     
  • News Corp man for Premiere
    Source: Advanced Television
     
  • Broadcasters aim to restore voting trust
  • BBC Four unveils new science programmes
    Source: Digital Spy
     
  • CHINA: China may leave media doors ajar
    Source: Asia Media
     
  • RIM Partners With Microsoft, Ticketmaster, TiVo
    Source: Post Chronicle
  • Disney may tackle BSkyB with bid for Premier League football rights
    Source: Times Online
     
  • Universal back for more Krofft
  • Millstein to head Disney Animation
    Source: Variety
     
  • Broadband subscribers increase by 48% in the Middle East
    Source: Zawya
     
  • Time Warner CFO talks digital
  • Pixar, Disney promote animation aces
    Source: Hollywood Reporter
     
  • Disney and Nick Face Off on the Net
    Source: Business Week
     
  • Murdoch tightens his grip on Premiere board
    Source: FT
     
  • Charles Allen takes up non-executive directorship at Virgin Media
    Source: Brand Republic

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