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18 Feb 2009 Newsletter Subscription Email this Page Volume 24 - Issue No: 97
 
 
 
 
 
 



 

Headlines
 
 
 
 

Govt to cut DTH licence fee to 6%
Govt. considers reduction in licence fee for DTH from the prevailing 10%, says I&B secretary Singh; hikes DAVP rates by 10%.

Indian media and ent industry set to touch Rs 1052 bn by '13
Indian Media & entertainment sector ends 2008 at Rs 584 bn; to see a CAGR of 12.5% over next 5 years, says Ficci -KPMG report.

Indian media companies still good buys
Low valuations, friendly FDI policy and large untapped market makes Indian media companies attractive for investors.


Stronger US-India M&E cooperation mooted
Film co-production treaty between India, US needed
Originality should bear profitability: Imtiaz Ali

EC bars holding of exit polls 48 hours prior to close of polls

South asia gears up preparations for cricket world cup 2011

Pix acquires 10 films from NDTV Lumiere

Maran, karunanidhi families launch tamil comedy tv chnnls

Tata Sky to show Slumdog Millioanaire on PPV

Omnicom Media Group elevates Lee Smith to CEO

Firaaq wins best film award in Pakistan film festival

Jetix France to be renamed as Disney XD from April

Bali Umar Ko…bye-bye
Jhanvi to fall in love in Betiyann
Ali turns businessman
Samir enjoying his break
Marriage is what happens to a lead actress... Abigail

News Releases
STUNNING SURPRISE - The road still continues for Bindass Honda Stunners Predict the Oscar nominees with "Chicks on Flicks" in the Oscar special episode this week
MY FM's MY KA LAAL gets starry with Balika Vadhu's Avika Gor
RED FM RJ Malishka spends Valentines Day with her dewaanas!!
81st Annual academy awards air 'live' on Star Movies

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (01/02/2009 to 07/02/2009)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (01/02/2009 to 07/02/2009)
Star Plus
Colors
Neo Cricket
Zee TV
Sun TV
Zee Marathi
MAX
Sony Entertainment TV
NDTV Imagine
Gemini TV
Zee Cinema
Sahara One
SAB
ETV Marathi
Star One
Udaya TV
DD1
Maa Telugu
Star Gold
Zee Telugu


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Today's Newsbreakers.......India News
  • India's multiplex boom could be 'the end' for single screens

  • Knight Riders signs deal with Coca Cola for IPL

  • Indian media seen crossing Rs 1 trillion by 2013: Report

  • Ficci-Frames gets a youth touch

    Source: Economic Times
      
  • Media and entertainment industry bet on IPL to beat the slump

  • SRK's Knight Riders signs deal with Coca Cola for IPL

  • Govt to hike DAVP ad rates by 10%

  • Slumdog Millionaire on Tata Sky

    Source: Hindu Business Line
      
  • Panel to review film industry sops

  • Govt. lauds Rahman, 'Slumdog' team

  • Red Hat in pact with Microsoft

    Source: Hindu
      
  • GSMA Announces Winners of the 14th Global Mobile Awards

    Source: IT News Online
      
  • 12.5 percent growth projected for media industry

    Source: TopNews
      
  • VisionChina Media Expands Network Coverage Through Exclusive Contract

    Source: Media Newsline
      
  • Adding one-lakh DTH customers a month: Bharti

    Source: Frontline
     
  • RCom in talks with Iran's TIC to set up cable landing stations

  • Anil Ambani puts channel plans on hold

  • Declining ad spend to mute media growth story

  • Airtel takes a big leap, doubles subscriber gap with closest rival

    Source: Business Standard
      
  • Subscriber base criteria for 2G may face changes soon

  • Media, entertainment grows 12%

  • 'Censor Board must have last word on film’s release'

  • ‘DTH licence fee may be slashed to 6% of revenue’

  • DTH players cut deals with film producers to curb piracy

  • Indian media to cross Rs 1 trillion: Report

    Source: Financial Express
      
  • Jackie Chan's new film is 'too violent' for release in China, says director

  • Paris Hilton has the hots for Kylie Minogue!

    Source: DNA
      
  • Viaccess teams up with RRD to roll out mobile TV security solution

    Source: TelecomTiger
      
  • Shilpa's on TV now

    Source: Times of India
      
  • Mathrubhumi hosts Amrita Film Awards

    Source: Oneindia
     
    International News
  • Afghan TV set to unveil model contest
  • Barbara Walters, Steve Kroft bearish on TV news
    Source: Yahoo News
     
  • Tennis Channel Acquires Davis Cup Rights
  • Discovery Explores ‘Global Warming’ With Brokaw
  • Disney’s ‘Stars’ Outshines Nick’s ‘Spectacular’
    Source: Research Live
     
  • Pro-Stimulus Groups Unveil New Television Ad
    Source: New York Times
     
  • BBC, C4 could pool TV channels
  • Paramount Comedy to become Comedy Central
    Source: Digital Spy
     
  • AirPlus TV to launch Italian pay-TV service
    Source: Advanced Television
  • Omnicom Media Group Names APAC Digital Lead
    Source: AsiaMediaJournal
     
  • Nintendo claims 52% of video game revenue in January 2009
    Source: Daily Tech
     
  • SAG, AMPTP set to talk Tuesday
  • BBC taps Sharon Baylay as marketing chief
    Source: Hollywood Reporter
     
  • 4-H, Nickelodeon launch online game
    Source: Jacksboronewspapers
     
  • Canadian content is getting lost online
    Source: Canada.com
     
  • Taliban's ties with media
  • TAIWAN: Shih to file lawsuit against magazine and four individuals
    Source: Asia Media

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