| * |
Hinduja group cautiously
optimistic
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
CETMA unhappy, but Chandra
sees lots to cheer about
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Industry mostly feels
hard done by, but budget not that bad
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Union Budget 2003-04 gets
a thumbs up from industry
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Media, entertainment sectors
ignored - Star CFO Shankar Narayan
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
CNBC's post budget show
captures industry sentiments
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Prasad hails budget as
growth oriented
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Sweet sour news for ad
industry - say ad men
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Disappointing for broadcasters,
cable ops: Radhakrishnan
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Indirect benefits to entertainment
industry: B4U
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Budget ignores broadcast
sector: Anshuman Misra
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Agrani reacts favourably
to budget
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Zee, Cinevistaas share
prices rise, others fall
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Media sector feels isolated
by budget
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Cable ops restrained from
enforcing more blackouts
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Al Jazeera takes 1000
hours of BBC programmes
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Powerpuff Girls will debut
in China on CCTV
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Service tax up from 5
to 8 per cent; no word on STB duties
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Sat projects tax holiday
stays; duties down on OFCs
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
GoM meeting fails to address
increasing FDI cap in DTH
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Eight Indian broadcast
journalists win Cardiff scholarship
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Cartoon Network buys two
series from Toonz Animation
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Nielsen peoplemeters to
serve top 10 US TV markets
(28
February 2003) |
| * |
Aaj Tak says it's at all-time
high reach
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
Discovery to spend $65m.
on series meant for HDTV
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
Listed media stocks rise
prior to budget
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
NDTV unveils new corporate
logo
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
Pre-budget economic survey
backs Kelkar plan; raises concern over Prasar Bharati revenues
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
New Zealand beckons indian
television serials
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
BQC moves to Kerala
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
New Skies, Intelsat forge
deal to expand services in Atlantic Ocean Region
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
ESPN STAR Sports Launches
Asia's First Professional 9-Ball Tour for Men
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
'Kya Haadsa Kya Haqeeqat'
back on air on SET, 21 March
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
Jain Television into exclusive
content arrangement with 18 leading publications
(27
February 2003) |
| * |
GoM set to discuss FDI
in DTH Thursday
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
Consumer body PIL seeks
to plug cable TV rate hike before July 2003
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
Aaj Tak deputy news director
Ajay Chaudhary dies in accident
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
British PM Tony Blair
on MTV's global forum
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
Channel [V] jams with
Jimmy Amarnath for World Cup song
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
BusinessWeek's CEO Insights
forum on 3 March
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
Sony readying five new
shows for launch post-World Cup
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
Tax regime change unlikely
to benefit media companies
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
BBC Worldwide secures
international rights for Triathlon
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
'Six Feet Under' site
goes beyond the grave
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
CLB asks Mukta Arts to
respond to government
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
TV18 India completes rights
issue allotment
(26
February 2003) |
| * |
DD-Nimbus shine in all
homes, fails in metros
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
Govt. may decide all uplink
cases together
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
Nalini Singh's channel
set for launch
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
STB duties reduction key
to CAS rollout
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
MAIT asks for reduction
of excise duty
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
Ficci seeks reduced excise,
customs duty and service tax
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
Cable industry seeks recognition
as part of IT industry
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
CETMA for 10 per cent
duty on STBs
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
MIPTV 2003 special attraction
this year are Russian broadcasters
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
Ad campaign urges cable
trade to pay service tax
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
Channels gear up for budget
with specials
(25
February 2003) |
| * |
NDTV World, Aaj Tak English
await uplinking okay
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
Cricket thrusts MAX ahead
of Star Plus
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
WPP revenues, net profit
dip in 2002
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
Aaj Tak English set for
launch
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
Bloomberg TV expands presence
in Taiwan
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
Mumbai hopefuls selected
for Everest Se Takkar
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
AWRT honours CNN with
4 Gracie Allen awards
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
MTV Russia to host Ist
awards in July
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
Cartoon Network to make
Star Wars shorts
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
NBC, Nielsen sign largest
ever deal
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
Asha Parekh to make soap
for Sahara
(24
February 2003) |
| * |
Asiasat 4 scheduled for
early April launch
(22
February 2003) |
| * |
Surabhi Force to organise
cultural fest on 27 Feb
(22
February 2003) |
| * |
Cable trade urges broadcasters
to 'educate' viewer
(22
February 2003) |
| * |
Govt. meeting to discuss
FDI in DTH, among other sectors, deferred
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
Somaiya files PIL; Congress
shoots of letter to governor
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
Jain TV to start new innings
as business news channel with budget specials
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
HBO gets into Oscar mood
with specials, contest
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
Ten Sports ahead of ESS
in most Metros
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
Intelsat posts 29th consecutive
year of profitability
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
'Top of the Pops' hits
Middle East TV screens
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
BBC World Service announces
four senior appointments
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
Dr Phil to appear on 'Frasier'
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
BBC to showcase multimedia
education in China
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
Pay channels go on blink
in Mumbai; BJP's Somaiya filing PIL against MSOs broadcasters
at 2:30 pm
(21
February 2003) |
| * |
Sun to launch FM station
Suryan from two cities on 7 March
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
After World Cup, its Rolling
Stones for MAX
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
Swaraj's broadcasting
council plan shelved
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
HC restrains Dhoots from
using BBC name for their news channel
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
Intelsat and TVB Announce
Hong Kong Pay-TV Service
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
New faces in ESS' ad sales
team
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
Hindujas' expecting smooth
CAS rollout
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
Eutelsat C&S survey claims
DTH spreading fast
(20
February 2003) |
| * |
BIS puts off decision
on STBs for DTH
(20
February 2003)
|
| * |
Zee looking at July launch
for DTH services?
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Sony warns of action over
piracy of WC signals
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
LMOs to get shares in
pay revenues, say MSOs
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
HITS operator to gain
prominence post CAS
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Siticable aims to unveil
HITS model in April
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
BBC Worldwide, Opus Arte
sign £10 million deal
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
GlobeCast's digital Hot
Bird DTH platform from London
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Specifications for Indian
STBs elaborated upon at SCaT
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Importance of SMS stressed
at SCaT Workshop
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Philip I Kent rejoins
TBS as chairman and CEO
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Maximum action in Mumbai
as news channels ready plans
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Gyan Darshan to air a
technical education channel GD3
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
Frank Brown is president,
MTV Asia Pacific
(19 February 2003) |
| * |
No budging on CAS rollout
deadline, warns Rakesh Mohan
(18 February 2003) |
| * |
Cable ops dissect CAS
implications at Scat workshop
(18 February 2003) |
| * |
DD struggles to meet revenue
target; Quraishi blames cricket
(18 February 2003) |
| * |
No agreement, but IBF,
MSOs continue discussions
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
Somaiya files cases against
TV trade
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
IBF, MSOs in talks; no
common ground
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
Touchtel announces World
Cup special voice portal
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
BBC Showcase kicks off
24 Feb in Brighton
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
WBITD announces executive
appointments
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
Nick's Kids' Choice Awards
on 12 April
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
AIR FM Mumbai overhauls
programming
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
X-Zone puts AXN in top
3 intl channels in India
(17 February 2003) |
| * |
...And a PIL against cable
ops, broadcasters, government
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
BJP MP Kirit Somaiya to
file criminal case against TV trade...
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
'Extraaa Innings' opens
with a rating of 3.1
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
Intelsat 907 launched aboard
Ariane 44L vehicle
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
Murdoch is not the largest
shareholder in NewsCorp
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
MTV website makes a 'silly
point' about World Cup
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
IATAS calls for entries
for 31st Intl Emmy Awards
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
Yahoo! Movies expands coverage
of Academy Awards
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
Sky's revenues rise to
£1,511m in 2002
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
ICC pulls up Indian cricketers
for Samsung ads
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
Zee's ZILS sets up IT training
centre at police HQ
(15 February 2003) |
| * |
Mumbai cable ops present
memo to Star, Sony
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
CII to send Bollywood delegation
to American Film Market
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Telephoto-In House gets
ready for aggressive expansion
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
James Murdoch appointed
non-executive director at BSkyB
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Boeing selects Eutelsat
for in-flight internet connectivity
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
MIPTV celebrates 40th anniversary
next month
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
New cricket betting product
launched
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Broadcasters spending billions
archiving content: BTBS
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Film, music industries
offer cyber copyright guide
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Report indicates profits
for online news publications
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Video, ad revenues boost
News Corp's 4Q results
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Europe, ME, SA offer satellite
ops ray of hope
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Sportcal.com seminar on
sports rights on 17 Feb
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Viacom reports six per
cent increase in year revenue
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Aunty Beeb urges viewers
to turn photojournalists
(14 February 2003) |
| * |
Mumbai's small cable ops
raise cudgels against MSOs, pay channels
(13 February 2003) |
| * |
Sony gets its missing link
in NDTV
(13 February 2003) |
| * |
SET India hopes to gross
Rs 10 bn revenue
(13 February 2003) |
| * |
Star completes clean sweep
of Top 50
(13 February 2003) |
| * |
Jay Mehta to produce show
for Zee, Sahara
(13 February 2003) |
| * |
Analog Terrestrial TV Homes
to decline 24 per cent by 2008
(13 February 2003) |
| * |
Entertainment industry
gears up for Frames 2003
(13 February 2003) |
| * |
NDTV joining Sony's One
Alliance platform
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
16 Mumbai school teams
vie for EPL Junior Cup
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Let entertainment rule
this decade - I&B minister
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Gul Panag opens Bollywood
innings with 'Dhoop'
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Star uplink case to go
before cabinet soon, says Prasad
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Radio City pips rivals
to the post in Warne news coverage
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Star World to air controversial
MJ special in April
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Zee announces line-up for
Thursdays, Sundays
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Channels to play cupid
on Valentine's Day
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
AltaVista, CricInfo team
up for cricket world cup
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Arianespace flight 159
launch postponed
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
BBC launches website to
play on cricket frenzy
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Crisil risk evaluation
service to benefit TV producers
(12 February 2003) |
| * |
Two executive appointments
at Sony
(11 February 2003) |
| * |
Sahara's song-n-dance talent
show slated for May
(11 February 2003) |
| * |
BIS task-force on STB specifications
for DTH
(11 February 2003) |
| * |
Consumer spending up 9.6
per cent, says KSA study
(11 February 2003) |
| * |
DVD player base to increase
five-fold in Asia-Pacific
(11 February 2003) |
| * |
Prasad prioritises professionalism
on DD, AIR
(11 February 2003) |
| * |
Deepak Tijori's maiden
venture 'Oops!' set for April release
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
Defence ministry moots
26% FDI cap for news channels
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
BBC World reaches 100 million
homes
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
DD , AIR call off strike
for time being
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
EchoStar, ATN broadcast
World Cup cricket to Canada
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
New Skies to re-deploy
NSS-8 satellite
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
MGM 4QFY02 net income rises
to $59m
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
Bloomberg launches media
portal AV
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
B4U Worldwide promoting
Hollywood to Bollywood
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
Final Ariane 4 mission
on 12 February 2003
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
Neha Ganguly is INMumbai's
Miss Mumbai 2003
(10 February 2003) |
| * |
I&B ready to re-examine
FTA package costing in CAS
(8 February 2003) |
| * |
'Kittie Party's success
is a victory for women: Shobhaa De
(8 February 2003) |
| * |
India agog to cricket's
greatest spectacle
(8 February 2003) |
| * |
Broadcasters moot Rs 25
as FTA package price at CAS meet
(8 February 2003) |
| * |
Hallmark bags bunch of
Disney titles
(8 February 2003) |
| * |
Prasad faults riots coverage
by news channels
(7 February 2003) |
| * |
Eutelsat to expand broadband
multimedia services
(7 February 2003) |
| * |
Subhash Chandra fourth
in 'BS' Billionaire list
(6 February 2003) |
| * |
Local cable channels spruce
up content to woo small advertisers
(6 February 2003) |
| * |
IN Mumbai's Miss Mumbai
contest 2002 on 8 Feb
(6 February 2003) |
| * |
Stork to visit Murdoch
again
(6 February 2003) |
| * |
TBN to push its faith message
in west, north
(6 February 2003) |
| * |
New shows keep the tempo
going at Star Plus
(5 February 2003) |
| * |
APTN offers Saddam Hussein
exclusive to Indian news channels
(5 February 2003) |
| * |
I&B minister seeks consumer-friendly
CAS regime
(5 February 2003) |
| * |
Twists in the tales on
Star Plus
(5 February 2003) |
| * |
Arianespace posts 50 m
euro loss in 2002
(5 February 2003) |
| * |
Prasar Bharati invites
tenders for films based on festive themes
(5 February 2003) |
| * |
15 million watch Granada's
Michael documentary
(4 February 2003) |
| * |
IBF raises CAS rollout
issue with Prasad
(4 February 2003) |
| * |
'Disney Hour Kids Awards
2003' in March
(4 February 2003) |
| * |
Workshops to address CAS
in Mumbai, Delhi
(4 February 2003) |
| * |
IBF team to meet Prasad
today
(4 February 2003) |
| * |
Al Jazeera rival to launch
mid Feb
(4 February 2003) |
| * |
Radaan goes national as
IPO issue opens 5 Feb
(3 February 2003) |
| * |
Cricket and cocktails, BBC
serves up a heady mix
(3 February 2003) |
| * |
BBC, SABC sign radio news
agreement
(3 February 2003) |
| * |
SABTNL posts Rs 22.61 m
loss in 3Q FY03
(3 February 2003) |
| * |
Company longtimer takes
over as NBC group president
(3 February 2003) |
| * |
Opportunity in Sunday morning
slot, say media analysts
(1 February 2003) |
| * |
Sahara news channel launching
25 February
(1 February 2003) |
| * |
MTV US tenders apology for
spoof on Gandhi
(1 February 2003) |
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