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Headlines
 
 
 
 

Bharti Telemedia to obtain fresh FIPB for DTH
The DTH licensee did not have FIPB nod for foreign investment coming into it via investing companies.

Film industry sets to reinvent itself
Indian film industry feels pinch of slowdown; projects are scaled back and film producers are charting out new strategies.

Colors joins TheOneAlliance
Nick, VHI and MTV renew distribution contract; Colors to be priced at Rs 21.40.


TV industry should opt for disruptive consolidation
Cost control, innovation important in combating recession
Govt mulls on speedy clearance for UK films
Danny, Bollywood actors awarded FICCI IIFA awards
Bebo to launch in India next month
Digitisation to pave India's TV growth

Govt not to control content on news chnls

Liberty Media to invest $530 million in Sirius XM Radio

YouTube appoints Bateson Marketing Director Europe

ibibo.com introduces new application iHunk

Yahoo! India is official Internet partner for ICC

UTV introduces marketing initiatives for Delhi 6

Palador launches Alfred Hitchcock films in ‘The one world collection’

Lodestar wins Tata Teleservices media account

VCCP bags the creative duties of Müller Rice

Cartoon Network US to telecast 26 episodes of Marvel Super Hero Squad

Bhaichung enters Jhalak Dikhlaa Jaa 3
Hats Off's Bhale Bhi Hum… on Star Plus
Jade wants her death to be filmed
Why Anand Raj Anand is doing Jhalak
How Pari became Menaka

News Releases
NDTV Profit announces Car and Bike Awards 2009
Johnnie Walker Classic live on Ten Sports
Nat Geo’s Mission Navy Premieres on Top Slot
A.R. Rahman Best Hits on B4U Music

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
  • Big B, SRK bag most powerful entertainer awards at FICCI-Frames

  • Tata Sky looks to cash in on Slumdog craze

  • No intent to control news content on television: Govt

  • Sanraa Media wins distribution rights for Tamil flick

  • Udhayam theatre complex up for sale

    Source: Economic Times
      
  • Sify plans single-PC internet kiosks, to open 2,000 more iWays

  • TRAI proposes periodic audit of telecom players

  • DoT for amending TRAI board selection criteria

  • Will IPL have its way with ad rates?

    Source: Hindu Business Line
      
  • 'Slumdog Millionaire' book hits online

  • Anil Kapoor set for Oscar ceremony

  • ICC ropes in Yahoo! as Internet partner

  • Gunmen kill Geo TV journalist in Swat

  • Vajpayee improving, listens to old Hindi film music

  • Media industry set to scale new heights

  • Sify plans single-PC internet kiosks

    Source: Hindu
      
  • Geo TV reporter shot dead in Swat

  • TV viewers stay away from budget telecast

  • TOI is one of India's buzziest brands again

  • Facebook backtracks on terms of use after protests

  • Govt will not control news on TV, says minister

    Source: Times of India
      
  • Sun Microsystems launches JavaFX mobile platform

    Source: TelecomTiger
      
  • Snoop Dogg : Snoop Dogg signs lucrative deal with MTV

    Source: Entertainment and Showbiz
     
      
  • The buzz is around mobile operating systems now

  • ‘Local content will enliven animation growth’

  • Nokia to launch virtual store in India in 2009

    Source: Financial Express
      
  • Face off with Marathi theatre

  • Karan Johar pitches for content driven independent cinema

    Source: DNA
      
  • Geo TV reporter shot dead in Taliban controlled Swat

  • Big B felicitated at FICCI-IIFA awards ceremony

  • Richie Benaud to retire from TV commentary

    Source: Indian Express
      
  • Planet M to double revenues, up store count

    Source: Business Standard
      
  • IPL could get new broadcast partner: report

    Source: Cricketnext.com
      
  • BBC Money Matters Roadshow, live from the Trafford Centre, Manchester

    Source: Media Newsline
      
  • Dish TV biggest Licence Free Payer

    Source: TV next
      
  • Fiscal deficit will hit 7.8%, says Ahluwalia

    Source: Livemint
      
  • MobiTV Scoops Best Mobile TV Service at Mobile World Congress

    Source: IT News Online
     
    International News
  • Dolly Parton shut out of 'Hannah Montana' movie
    Source: Yahoo News
     
  • Despite Earnings Downturn, Moonves Sees Upfront Success for CBS
    Source: TV Week
     
  • Sky explores the ‘real’ Slumdogs
  • New publication tackled ‘controversial’ veil issue
  • Film Council goes to India after Slumdog success
    Source: Digital Spy
     
  • RAI drops encryption on Sky Italia
    Source: Advanced Television
     
  • Russian TV channels promote Turkey
    Source: Todayszaman
  • Emmys looking to revamp
    Source: Variety
     
  • Jihad TV in Europe
    Source: WSJ
     
  • Liberty Takes 40% Stake In Sirius XM
    Source: Meda Post
     
  • Sony, Nintendo Sued Over Online Gaming Patent
    Source: Law
     
  • Nat Geo Channel to air New Adventure Series
    Source: TV Next
     
  • Sony Ericsson Unveils Mobile Movies, Smartphones
    Source: Information Week

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