Indian television dot com's terrestrial, cable and satellite TV broadcasting industry 2002 Year-Ender Special: Indian Television 2002 Special Archives for Year-End Reports, Interview & Guest Columns

Indian Television 2002 Special Archives for Year-End Reports, Interview & Guest Columns

Main Year-End Reports

*	STAR NETWORK : Star spangled banner year (18 February 2003)
*	PRODUCTION HOUSES : "Struggling to find the winning mix" (7 February 2003)
*	SPORTS CHANNELS : "Two is company; Three isn't a crowd!" The share of sports genre grew to 5 per cent in 2002 as compared to 3.4 in 2001 (1 February 2003)
*	NICHE CHANNELS : 'Get real' to succeed, is the new mantra (20 January 2003)
*	ZEE TV : Zee'na' Isi Ka Naam Hai (18 January 2003)
*	NEWS CHANNELS : 2002 saw the build-up; 2003 will witness the flood (13 January 2003)
*	CHILDRENS CHANNELS : No kidding - children's channels are serious business (13 January 2003)
*	RELIGIOUS CHANNELS : Marketing Nirvana for moolah! (13 January 2003)
*	PRASAR BHARATI : The slumbering giant is awakening (10 January 2003)
*	LEGISLATION : CAS Bill is passed by Parliament (8 January 2003)
*	RECAP : The year when govt. called the shots (7 January 2003)

Interview

		"With CAS, I think some pay channels will become free to air" I&B minister Sushma Swaraj (9 January 2003)

Columns

	"More Media, Less Space" Sevanti Ninan (25 February 2003)

	"When Class gets going, the Classiest survive" Anuradha Prasad (8 February 2003)

	"The investment required in a sports channel can be huge, but we've taken each step slowly and so far successfully" Peter Hutton (1 February 2003)

	"There's a sense of purpose at Prasar Bharati.." K S Sarma (27 January 2003)

	"The focus will be on identifying new opportunities" Subhash Chandra (18 January 2003)

	"Will More News Make Less Cents?" Paul Danahar (14 January 2003)

	"Indian media should gear up for technology impact " Alok Verma (14 January 2003)

	"Needed: a non-interfering govt in television" Vinod Dua (13 January 2003)