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Headlines






Triveni Group to launch two regional news channels by year-end
Triveni Group to launch Gujarati & UP-Uttranchal news channels by year-end; to pump in Rs 2 bn for 18 channels over 2 years.

UTV Motion Pictures Plc lists on AIM, rises 6%
UTV Motion Pictures Plc starts trading on Alternative Investment Market of London Stock Exchange; shares rise six per cent.

Nick India adds weekend movies to content mix
Nick to launch a weekend movie block from 8 July titled 'Nick Home Cinema' at 11 am; also in talks for Bollywood films.

Executive Dossier
'Home entertainment is not a commodity but a content- driven business'
Interview with Excel Home Video MD M.N. Kapasi

Indian Idol winners join film industry

Carving Dreams inks 5 film deal with Hollywood Studios Intl.

ESPN Star Sports ropes in Ian Chappell

Virgin Media seeks suitors; price tag over $10 billion

CNN relaunches website with integrated features

Radio City Bangalore to celebrate 6th anniversary

Amrita TV launches Newstrack

Eros International to release 'Gandhi My Father'

MTV to connect students globally with 'Meet Or Delete'

Al Gore, Kevin Wall issue 'Live Earth' call to action

Zapak.com celebrates F1 fever

Jason Kilar to head NBC, News Corp's online video JV

Yahoo! marks 25th anniversary of emoticons

MTV US launches site for viewers personal journeys

Western Digital introduces DVR Expander

Hungama TV to mobile simulcast 'Zoran' on Reliance

Pogo gets 'Mirmo' to play with kids in Delhi

Highlight - “Playing Sai Baba with shraddha has taken me places”

Delnaazz says no to soaps; signs on four films
Sanah to shake her hips in Meri Doli Tere Angana
Grapevine - Turkey darshan by default

News Releases
MCCS attains highest market share - TAM Ratings

TV Ratings
Top 10 Programmes (17/06/2007 to 23/06/2007)
Doordarshan's Top 10
Top 10 In All TV Homes
Top 10 in Cable & Satellite Homes

Top 100 Programmes (17/06/2007 to 23/06/2007)
Star Plus
Star Gold
Zee TV
Sun TV
Sony Entertainment TV
Gemini TV


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Today's Newsbreakers.......India
  • CAS homes may not get ESPN Star from July 14
  • `If it ain't broken, don't try to fix it`
  • Picasso Digital to invest $9mn
  • Listen, or pay up...
    Source: Business Standard
     
  • Manish Malhotra to style new 'Kyunkii...' hero
    Source: Mangalorean.com
     
  • 'Aaj kal sab expose karte hain'
  • Pocket-sized device plays your music
    Source:Times of India
      
  • Online or off it, property dealers still rule realty market
    Source: Indian Express
     
  • Satyam Cineplexes to add 200 new screens
  • ESPN ropes in Ian Chapell
  • UTV Motion Picture raises $70 million
  • Har’ producer nahin sunta hai!
  • One life isn’t enough...
  • Eros to announce plans to expand B'wood reach
  • Singer Arpita Mukherjee questions reality shows
  • NBC plans hour-long show on Victoria Beckham
  • New York Film Academy to establish film school in UAE
  • Bollywood, a derogatory term, say Indian actors
  • 23-year-old develops website that matches Orkut
    Source: DNA
     
  • Sony-Nimbus distribution deal stuck on pricing
  • Eros to announce plans to expand Bollywood reach
  • Satyam plans Rs 600 cr investment in screens
  • Animation sector to touch 1 bn dlr
  • Cos log on to social networking gaming
  • Hungama Mobile flags off Bollywood Express
  • Cartoons to dispel science phobia
    Source: Economic Times
     
  • UTV Motion Picture raises US$ 70 million
  • Interview: Harry Potter 5 director David Yates
  • CNN.com gets user-friendly
  • ‘Media has created hype over power transfer’
  • Film Chamber to tackle woes of industry
  • ESPN-STAR Sports signs Ian Chappell
  • 'Biggest challenge is to attract English readers’
  • Girl Child Day: applications invited for film awards
    Source: The Hindu
     
  • Set up animation parks: Assocham
  • Ian Chappell in ESPN STAR Sports team
  • Jagran Prakashan Q4 net up
  • Satyam Cineplexes plan Rs 600 cr investment to add 200 new screens
    Source: Hindu Business Line
     
    International News
  • Pemra stops FM station from broadcasting BBC content
    Source: Dawn.com
     
  • Virgin Media seeks buyer, Carlyle bids -sources
  • FCC denies industry bid to delay cable box rule
    Source: Reuters
     
  • China's animation, cartoon and game sector ushers in trading
    Source: China Knowledge
     
  • CCN TV6 secures broadcast rights for FIFA tournaments
    Source: Trinidad Express
     
  • iPhone launch grabs headlines in China
    Source: Computerworld
     
  • BBC blunder on Sri Lanka the day new UK govt. took office
    Source: Sunday Times
     
  • Universal Music declines long-term iTunes deal: source
    Source: Canada.com
  • Nielsen to Track Media Use, Ads for Sony's PlayStation 3
    Source: Media Week
     
  • Ofcom warns Bravo over violent content
  • BBC may consider more moves outside M25
  • Diana gig peaks at 15 million
    Source: Digital Spy (UK)
     
  • AOL Video Portal Gets Makeover
    Source: TV Week
     
  • KOREA: BBC to bring more channels to Korea
  • THAILAND: PRD challenged over TV ratings efforts
    Source: Asia Media
     
  • Fairfax, Macquarie target radio, TV
    Source: News.com
     
  • Engin starts its TiVo push
    Source: Australianit News
     
  • Rede Globo launches Brazil DTT
    Source: Advanced - Television

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