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Bimal Unnikrishnan, vice president content (for India) Viu has moved on from the organisation. PCCW and Vuclip's OTT platform - Viu had appointed Unnikrishnan in July 2018 to focus on the service's original content portfolio.
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BENGALURU: At its normal number one position and at third rank in Broadcast Audience Research Council of India (BARC) weekly list of top 10 channels across genres in week 52 of 2018 were Sun TV and Star Maa respectively.
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MUMBAI: Nestlé has adopted Workplace by Facebook as its global internal communication tool, to connect its workforce and better serve consumers.
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MUMBAI: Future Consumer Ltd, the flag-bearer of FMCG 2.0 in India, recently launched a special Braille-friendly packaging for its body wash brand—ThinkSkin. The step is an initial one to make its products more inclusive and accessible to all.
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MUMBAI: If TRAI’s tariff regime for the Indian broadcast and cable sectors --- in suspended animation from sometime end 2016 --- did not occupy top mind space of the industry in 2018, the year just gone by could also boast of some other major regulatory exploratory moves that could have deep impact on the sector in the near future.
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Public broadcaster Prasar Bharati has announced that it will be shutting down the All India Radio's national channel and regional training academies in five cities in an effort to cut costs and streamline operations, according to media reports.
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BARC India has started Year 2019 by reflecting on the achievements of the year gone by and outlining the roadmap for 2019.
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The ex-Head of Content+ at Mindshare Devendra Deshpande has joined multi-media production house Friday Filmworks as Head of Digital Content and IP.
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India is gearing up for its General Elections and as communications takes centre-stage in this socio-political environment, globally I believe the industry itself is gearing up for a revolution in 2019.
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From the BJP to the Industry body Indian Broadcasting Federation (IBH) to e-commerce majors like Amazon and Flipkart, online travel and fashion portals like Trivago and Myntra and messaging platform Whatsapp, last year saw a mixed bag of brands spending a substantial part of their marketing money on television and this went beyond the festive seasons and cricket tournaments.
