15 Nov 2012 Newsletter Subscription Email this Page Volume 36 - Issue No: 20
 
 
 
 
Headlines
Sun TV FY13 movie acquisition spend to touch Rs 4 bn

Sun TV to spend Rs 800-900 million each in remaining two quarters; expects a small profit from its newly-acquired Hyderabad IPL franchise in the second year.
1920…… does well in dull pre-Diwali week

1920–Evil Returns nets Rs 186 mn while Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana collects Rs 65 mn in first week; Student Of The Year gets Rs 36 mn in third week.BOX OFFICE!
Executive Dossier
'Max will see 15-20% ad growth this year'

Interview with Executive Vice-President and Business Head of Max and Sony Mix Neeraj Vyas
 
Centre to monitor content on local news channels
 
Chernin Group gets $100 mn investment from Qatar Holding
 
TV18 reports loss from news biz for 2nd successive quarter
 
DQE's Q2 net profit narrows due to forex losses
 
DQE in licensing deal with ABC for Iron Man & Casper series
 
Time for a radical overhaul of BBC
 
Home entertainment drives Lionsgate's Q2 revenues
 
 
Skyfall reigns for third consecutive week
Judi Dench bids goodbye to Bond films with Skyfall
 
Eutelsat 21B aims commercial launch by mid-Dec
 
Euroconsult anticipates 1075 new satellites by 2021
 
RFI deploys RadioTV for automated TV production
 
Balaji to produce comedy film with Bejoy Nambiar
 
'Talaash' launches movie app on Windows 8
 
FTBHJ to release on Spuul.com on 13 Nov
 
News Releases

The highly awaited film “Life of Pi” premieres on 22nd November 2012 at select theatres only on Star Movies Red Carpet

BBC World News Horizons explores a new generation of biofuels
 
TV Ratings

Top 10 Programmes (27/05/2012 to 02/06/2012)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes


Top 100 Programmes (27/05/2012 to 02/06/2012)
SONY MAX
Star Plus
Z Zee TV
Colors Viacom18
SONY ENTERTAINMENT TV
SONY SAB
Life OK
Sun TV
Star Pravah
Star Jalsha
Disney XD
GEMINI
Star Gold
ETV Marathi
Z Marathi
 
 
Source: www.indiantelevision.com
 
 
 
 
 
Today's Newsbreakers.......India News
    		• China’s film industry feeling heat from Hollywood
    		• NY Times in spotlight as ex-BBC chief takes reins
    		• Rupert Murdoch gleeful at BBC debacle in Britain
    		• Digital financial services market to rise eight-fold by 2020: McKinsey
    Source: Hindu Business Line
       
    		• Hamid Karzai invites Bollywood to shoot films in Afghanistan
    		• India's requests for web content removal, user details rise: Google
    		• Amazon faces new obstacles in fight for holiday dollars
    		• Microsoft and Google financials could surface at trial
    Source: Economic Times
       
    		• Oxford chooses 'omnishambles' as word of the year
    Source: Asian Age
       
    		• INXPO Ushers In New Era of Social Business Broadcasting
    Source: IT News Online
       
    		• ABC Australia acquires broadcast rights from DQ Entertainment
    Source: equitybulls
       
    		• Intel, Qualcomm may invest $378 million in Sharp: Sources
    Source: NDTV
       
    		• Sridevi to make television debut
    Source: bollywoodmantra
    		• Govt of India's requests for web content removal, user details soar
    		• Digital financial services mkt to be $70 bn by 2020: McKinsey
    Source: Financial Express
       
    		• Facebook jumps as lockup expires on big block of shares
    		• A bumper Diwali at the box office
    Source: Business Standard
       
    		• BBC marks unhappy 90th birthday
    		• Tracing the journey of the ‘National Herald’
    		• Government’s online surveillance on the rise
    		• ‘Boston Globe’ editor to take over the reins at ‘Washington Post’
    Source: Livemint
       
    		• 'Gangnam Style' earns Psy American Music Award for New Media
    		• Ali Zafar's next rom-com titled 'Aman ki Asha'
    		• Bollywood pays homage to film director Yash Chopra
    Source: Indian Express
       
    		• Entertainment on TV
    		• Movies on TV
    		• Music on TV
    Source: Hindu
       
    		• Ranbir, Deepika in Imtiaz’s next film?
    		• Kajol’s no-show at Yash Chopra’s swan song
    		• Aamir Khan to join CID team?
    Source: Times of India
     
    International News
    		• CBS Signs On With Arena Football League
    		• ABC Series Going Out With a Whimper; NBC and CBS in Hard Fight for Tuesday Ratings
    Source: TV Week
       
    		• Sky Deutschland posts profitable Q3
    		• Further updates for Google TV
    Source: Advanced Television
       
    		• Astro wins BPL broadcast rights
    Source: mysinchew
       
    		• ESPN Locks Up Multiyear Rights Deal for Sugar Bowl
    Source: B&C
       
    		• Dijit's Jeremy Toeman talks NextGuide and Social TV
    Source: Forbes
       
    		• Comcast SportsNet television crew makes the most of Washington Wizards games
    Source: washingtonpost
       
    		• SEC, BIG 12 finalize television deal with ESPN
    Source: columbiamissourian
       
    		• Stone Age broadcasting laws in a digital world
    Source: scmp
     
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