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Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch for the month of May 2002

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Hallmark tugs at heartstrings with the mother connection in new promo(31 May 2002)

* Perfect Monitoring launches telecast analysis tool (31 May 2002)
* ESPN Star Sports claims 10+ ratings for India-West Indies Test series for ad spots (30 May 2002)
* Star gets up and about to promote 'Asoka' (29 May 2002)
* Unilever signs $460 million TV advertising deal (29 May 2002)
* Yahoo ties with Euro RSCG for online soccer campaign (29 May 2002)
* Growing number watch TV while surfing Net in US (27 May 2002)
* Consumers unwilling to shell out for online services, says Jupiter (27 May 2002)
* I&B ministry set to take a close look at surrogate advertising (25 May 2002)
* Nickelodeon cashes in on Spidey frenzy this summer (25 May 2002)
* Egmont launches 'Badhaai ho Badhaai' merchandise (24 May 2002)
* Madison claims success with programme prediction tool (23 May 2002)
* HPCL in LPG marketing revamp through Jee Haan initiative (22 May 2002)
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Adwired helps advertisers make money out of TV commercial reselling(22 May 2002)

* Viacom Plus and The Home Depot in cross marketing agreement for humanitarian awards (21 May 2002)
* Leo Entertainment launches TV commercial for movie 'Kaante' (20 May 2002)
* A musical cut celebrating the upcoming World Cup (18 May 2002)
* New format ToI gets mixed reaction from TV & media professionals (17 May 2002)
* Initiative Media, BBC World track consumers' ad tastes (17 May 2002)
* A List Entertainment gets top product placement for 'The Sum of All Fears' (17 May 2002)
* Ten Sports ties in contest to woo soccer fans (17 May 2002)
* Max launches "Walkie Talkie Adventure" for kids this summer (16 May 2002)
* Nielsen//NetRatings and Interactive Market Systems unveil online advertising reach and frequency planning tool (15 May 2002)
* Alliance's TV PSA judged second best commercial in the world (15 May 2002)
* AXN offers Indians chance to set Guinness records (14 May 2002)
* ESPN Star site tracks Chinese soccer fans' favourites (14 May 2002)
* BQC resurfaces on Sony in new travelling avatar (14 May 2002)
* Adidas signs on as presenting sponsor of ESPN’s online football World Cup coverage (13 May 2002)
* Pepsi's new ad brings SRK, Kareena and Sami together (13 May 2002)
* Television programmers and advertisers concerned over ad skipping technology (13 May 2002)
* Mum's the word at Hallmark's second annual event (13 May 2002)
* US media buyers prefer legitimate email marketing, says report (11 May 2002)
* MTV's VJ hunt culminates in ishtyle in Mumbai (11 May 2002)
* Rasna gets Asha to promote new brand image (10 May 2002)
* Danger makes new marketing initatives (10 May 2002)
* A special report on the youth marketing seminar of the year (9 May 2002)
* Columbia Tristar unleashes campaign web for Spiderman in India (9 May 2002)
* Ad Age Announces Best of American Advertising Awards in 2001 (6 May 2002)
* Indian ad spend just 0.4 per cent of GDP -PwC Survey (6 May 2002)
* Jupiter Media Metrix report recommends media buy spread across online networks (4 May 2002)
* BBC World Weather has new SWISS sponsor (3 May 2002)
* ESPN Star promotes Greg Hayes to strengthen ad sales approach (3 May 2002)
* Ads.com launches TV ads websites (2 May 2002)
* Monster signs cross platform deal with Viacom Plus (2 May 2002)

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