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Volume no.: 1 Issue no. 25

15 March 1999

BBC WORLDWIDE LOOKS AT NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNIES

BBC Worldwide is looking at further strengthening its presence in India. Apart from its 24 hour TV news service BBC World and Discovery joint venture Animal Planet, the company has a strong following for its radio service, and a publishing presence.

Now, BBC Worldwide is examining the launch of its education channel targeted at the Indian viewer. Additionally, the company wants to push its program catalogue and footage in a big way to Indian channels, media agencies, and large advertisers. BBC Worldwide Regional consultant (business development - India) Monisha Shah is currently in India on a two week trip exploring the opportunities that her company can exploit. Says she: "The BBC has had historical ties with India. Hence we expect the market to respond well to our products. We want to develop sustainable relationships and are particularly interested in the public broadcaster DD."

 
 

The DTH battle rages on

  Zee TV convenes shareholder meeting; Share reaches new high

  Disney & Sony gets go-ahead for film venture.

  Prasar Bharati board meets Vajpayee on autonomy

  BBC Worldwide looks at new business opportunities

  Cable operators urged to offer internet services

  Channel V India: New direction announcements likely

 
 

DD Sports readies for 18 March launch date.

  I&B Minister says programming code will apply to foreign channels.

  DD does rethink on dropping superhero series.

  Turner backs Indian AD Awards.

 
 

ZEE Telefilms CEO & Managing Director Vijay Jindal on the rationale of a Star TV-ZeeTV alliance in a two-platform DTH television scenario quoted in Mid-day.

News Television India CEO Peter Mukerjea quoted in Business Standard.

 
 

MTV & BRAND EQUITY: YOUTH MARKETING FORUM19 March 1999. Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai.

 
 
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