19 July 2013 Newsletter Subscription Email this Page Volume:4 - Issue No: 158

 


 

 

 
TAM TV Ratings

Advertisers & TV Broadcasters grapple to get a resolution
There are just a few points on which they are struggling to find common ground. But it is not proving easy. An update.

(17 July 2013)

Broadcasters vs Advertisers: the balance tilts?
Broadcasters continue to air ads even after the deadline, but they seem amenable to a compromise formula, said the head of one of the seven networks.
(16 July 2013)

Discovery India opts out of monthly TV ratings reporting
The group of eight TV broadcast networks has shrunk to the group of seven once again with Discovery opting out.

(16 July 2013)

Why TVCs continue to air on TV, despite deadline expiry
It relates to a clause in the advertising deal contracts that broadcasters, agencies and advertisers normally sign: it requires a 14 day notice for cancellation, apart from other things.

(16 July 2013)

72-hour deadline goes; TV advertising continues– What goes?
Hopefully the IBF, ISA and AAAI will have some answers later today.

(16 July 2013)

AAAI makes last-ditch effort to reason with eight broadcast networks
With the 72 hour deadline nearly coming to a close and no broadcaster retraction coming in, AAAI says there is no option but pull off ads from from the networks.
(15 July 2013)

7 broadcast networks have 24 hours to revert to weekly TV ratings
This is contrary to reports that advertisers have already sent cancellations for their advertising spots from 12 July.

(13 July 2013)

7 broadcast networks to have monthly TAM TV ratings; rest to stay weekly
The seven networks account for 60-70 per cent of national TV advertising revenues. And it clearly indicates a power shift towards broadcasters.
(11 July 2013)

Comment

What now for broadcasters and advertisers?
The eight broadcast networks seem firm on monthly TV ratings. Advertisers are equally rigid that they want weekly ratings. A solution needs to be found.

(15 July 2013)

Special Report

Advertisers vs Broadcasters: The battle for weekly TV ratings
Advertisers want weekly TV ratings data. Seven broadcast networks have told TAM to report on them on a monthly basis. Who will blink first?

(13 July 2013)

Mathrubhumi's Kappa TV perks up Malayalam youth TV market
This youth focused music channel has chosen to be different from others of its ilk and has awakened rivals.

(13 July 2013)

Top headlines

Can Indian content leave its stamp on the world?
That's the theme of the Indian roadshow being organised for Reed Midem's Mipcom & MipTV by indiantelevision.com.

(19 July 2013)

Advertisers vs Broadcasters: The day of nothing?
Informal talks took place today; nothing formal. Observers expect an announcement tomorrow. But no one really knows.

(18 July 2013)

Sony Six & NBA seek to JAM with Indian sports viewers
Realising the scope for increasing their base in India, NBA will try to engage the Indian audience to the alien sport.

(17 July 2013)

TV9, SunTV deny that there is any talk of a sale
The TV9 senior management has termed it as totally speculative, saying there are no talks with Sun Network for a stake sale.

(16 July 2013)

TransStadia ropes in Hiren Pandit as COO
Pandit's role in the company would be to take forward the long-term vision of SE TransStadia to develop world-class sports infrastructure in India.
(15 July 2013)

Colors' new cross-dressing comedy Mrs Pammi Pyarelal
Will its gamble with a man dressed as a woman, set the screen on fire at the 7 pm slot?

(12 July 2013)

Network18 beefs up business news editorial set up
Network18 Business Newsroom to be led by oldtimer Senthil Chengalvarayan; will work closely with CNBC-TV18, CNBC Awaaz and money control.com. CNBC TV18 sees Menka Doshi and Latha Venkatesh promoted to executive editors.

(12 July 2013)

TRAI and Press Council asked to give their views on FDI caps in media
(15 July 2013)

Mam

Nike signs on Tiger Woods in an endorsement deal
Since turning professional in 1996, Woods has been a Nike endorser, and his latest deal will keep him one for many more years

(18 July 2013)

Manthan- A trip down memory lane
The campaign retains the earthy feeling of the earlier TVC while showcasing the progress of women from homemaker to entrepreneurs.

(18 July 2013)

Digitisation

Satellite broadcasting companies given final opportunity to give networth details and balance sheet for 2011-12
lf the channels is not operational, then the status of PBG submission/encashment etc. has to be submitted; over forty broadcasting companies are hauled up.

(12 July 2013)

All About Cinema

Agnello Dais and Piyush Pandey get acting bug
The creative gurus have donned a new avatar: that of a cinema actor in good friend Shoojit Sircar's Madras Café. Industry awaits its release with bated breath.
(17 July 2013)

Farhan Akhtar sets your pulse racing with Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
The biopic on the Flying Sikh has release.The appreciation will be ample along with awards, but it won't translate into rewards. FILM REVIEW!
(12 July 2013)

…and Pran’ is no more, leaving millions of fans grieving
(12 July 2013)
Executive Dossier

"Sab will be among the Top Three Hindi GECs"
Interview with VP and business head of Sab Anooj Kapoor

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