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MUMBAI: Gearing up for the general elections, English news channel CNN-News18 will be launching two new shows – The Nation@5 and 18 (Degree) South18 (Degree) South. Leveraging News18 Network’s extensive network of seasoned journalists, the shows are aimed at building an all-inclusive discourse on news television.
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MUMBAI: The ministry of information and broadcasting (MIB) has penalised 11 TV channels by asking them to go off-air between one-day to 30-days for violating the programming code.
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MUMBAI: Doordarshan, the TV broadcast arm of pubcaster Prasar Bharati, has earned net revenue of Rs 1546.9 crore in the last three financial years. The revenue amount excludes service tax and discount.
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MUMBAI: Direct to home (DTH) operator Sun Direct has increased its transponder capacity to offer more channels and services to its customers.
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Outdoor is one of the oldest advertising mediums there is. And interestingly, the most prolific user of this space today is the youngest entertainment platform out there - the OTT segment.
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MUMBAI: Zee Anmol continued to be in first position in the Hindi (U+R) genre in Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) data for week 52 of 2018. Zee Anmol retained its first position in the rural market.
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MUMBAI: No changes were observed in Bengali, Bhojpuri, Kannada, Marathi and Telugu cluster in BARC data week 52. In the Malayalam space, Mazhavil Manorama and Flowers TV swapped their second and third positions.
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MUMBAI: Spencer Neumann will be joining Netflix as chief financial officer, the company has confirmed. Before this, Neumann was CFO of Activision Blizzard and is also equipped with experiences from senior positions at The Walt Disney Company.
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2018 zoomed faster than it should have. While advertisers and marketers set the stage for a power-packed 2019, let’s look at few key trends that made the rounds in 2018 and will most definitely take brands to the hills of success in 2019.
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Sony Pictures Networks India (SPN) has launched a comprehensive consumer education campaign, related to the new MRP (maximum retail price) way of TV channel subscriptions provided by DTH and cable operators.
