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16 January 2021 |
Volume 70 Issue No:67 |
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LATEST STORIES |
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Specials | Year Enders
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#Throwback2020: The year of reinvention in production |
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The Covid2019 crisis has engendered a paradigm shift across all walks of life and it is believed that there's no going back to "normalcy" even after the deadly virus is dealt with. This also holds true for the media and entertainment industry. |
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Television | TV Channels
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Review ongoing, BARC news ratings suspension not lifted |
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It has already been three months since the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) announced a 12-week suspension of TRP numbers for TV news channels, in the wake of the alleged TRP scam unearthed by the Mumbai police. However, the council did not release weekly data this Thursday as well. |
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Television | TV Channels
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TRP scam: Mumbai police objects to ED's status report on Republic TV |
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The Mumbai police counsel in the Republic TV channel vs Mumbai police case, related to alleged rigging of TRP by the former, showed strong objection to the enforcement directorate (ED) appearing in the court. Appearing on behalf of the police department, senior advocate Kapil Sibal asserted that only the Mumbai police has the jurisdiction to investigate the case. |
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Movies | Hindi
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Fifty first edition of IFFI all set to begin in Goa on Saturday |
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After several delays due to the ongoing pandemic, the fifty-first edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) is all set to begin in Goa on Saturday.
The nine-day event, which is also recognised as Asia's oldest film festival, will feature several extraordinary films made by renowned filmmakers. |
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MAM | Marketing
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McCann Worldgroup's Rob Reilly joins WPP as global CCO |
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WPP has appointed outgoing McCann Worldgroup global creative chairman Rob Reilly as its global chief creative officer. Reilly will join the network in May and report to CEO Mark Reed.
"In partnership with Mark, and the CEOs and CCOs of WPP's agencies, Rob will champion creativity within and beyond the company, fostering a culture that delivers extraordinary work to WPP's clients. |
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Movies | Hindi
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PVR reports Rs 320 crore income for Q3 |
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PVR Ltd has reported a net loss of Rs 49 crore for the quarter ended 31 December 2020, against a profit of Rs 36 crore in the corresponding quarter a year ago.
Consolidated total income for the quarter was Rs 320 crores, as compared to Rs 924 crores during the corresponding period of last year, impacted by staggered reopening of cinemas over the quarter. |
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More News From Indian Television |
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India Khush Hua: Top 5 trends that will define M&E industry in 2021 |
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2020 was when peoples' worst fears came true. But 2021 is a brand new year full of promise of good things to come, where the media and entertainment industry can reboot, recalibrate and recoup what it lost, voiced the panel comprising leading names from the brand and agency world at Indiantelevision.com's 'India Khush Hua' virtual roundtable, organised in partnership with Shemaroo Entertainment Ltd. ......................................... Read More... |
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Petition filed challenging WhatsApp privacy policy |
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In the wake of controversy over its updated privacy policy, Facebook-owned messaging app WhatsApp is facing legal suit in India. The new policy verges on user surveillance and threatens India's security, a petition filed against the messenger said. After a brief hearing today, the matter will be heard on 18 January, Bar & Bench reported.............. Read More... |
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Forecast 2021: Digital to lead marketing industry's growth story |
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2020 started off with industry hopes pinned on a robust double-digit growth. Instead, it left the Indian marketing and advertising industry in shambles. Educated estimates peg the sector to have clocked only a one-two per cent growth over 2019 numbers, with traditional advertising taking the biggest hit, slumping into the negative zone............................................. Read More... |
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More Indian Stories From Elsewhere |
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More International Stories From Elsewhere |
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