HOME | Free Newsletters | Email Story | Print Story | Comment on Story             Indiantelevision.com's News Room Archives 2004 January February March April May June July August September October November December
The News Room Headlines in the month of Feburary Go to Top * Bashir expected to join ABC in million dollar deal * Aaj Tak's strategy for upcoming elections (27 Feburary 2004)   * Telugu tackled; TV9 keen on Kannada news channel next (26 Feburary 2004)   * NDTV spins ad contest around vote theme * BBC receives award for dedication to environment * CNN to rebrand two news shows (25 Feburary 2004)   * Aaj Tak's Srivastava withdraws resignation * Elections offer huge visibility for ads (24 Feburary 2004)   * CNBC's 'Trial by Fire' debuts on 21 February * Indian football stars to protest against Doordarshan (21 Feburary 2004)   * BBC acting DG Mark Byford leading editorial review * Bollywood actor Manoj Bajpai to pen column for bbchindi.com (20 Feburary 2004)   * Indian Information Service officers protest induction of 'outsiders' * CEO Prasar Bharati elected CBA Vice President * Zee News rolls out poll programming * New Aditya Birla Group ad to exclusively premiere on Star News (19 Feburary 2004)   * NDTV wins international recognition for news feature, engineering advance * IANS, iVision tie up on news for print, TV * Former CNN chief named MSNBC head (18 February 2004)   * Uday Shankar takes charge as editor of Star News (16 Feburary 2004)   * Synergy works on capsules for Aaj Tak, Headlines Today * Indo-Pak tour is on: Star News (14 Feburary 2004)   * News Corp reports 19 per cent rise in revenue * Aaj Tak's 'JBC' with Jaaferi attracts maximum eyeballs in debut episode * BBC Prime celebrates five years in Africa next month * Rani Mukherjee to star in NDTV's 'Jai Jawan' sequel (13 Feburary 2004)   * Indian Decision Makers Survey lists BBC World as top news channel * Now Reuters to outsource to India * Blink again! BBC scribe reads news in sari (11 February 2004) * Sahara Samay Mumbai to target women in afternoon band * Rajat Sharma looks to build India TV channel team * Government unlikely to allow news on private FM (10 February 2004) * CNN reduces Hong Kong headcount by 30 (9 February 2004) * Dileep Padgaonkar to present Question Time India (7 February 2004) * Kunika Lall calls it day at Sahara Samay * 'Question Time India' returns to BBC World * Aaj Tak opts for old hand KW Naqvi as news director (6 February 2004) * Govt. reviewing 'Business Standard' FDI application: Prasad * Aaj Tak distribution head Amitabh Srivastava quits * CNBC's fourth Mutual Fund awards on 9 February * CNBC-TV18 launches new show on business beyond the metros * Preity Zinta's column for BBC website gets overwhelming response (5 February 2004)