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Abdulrahman Albusaidy, Sudheer Raghavan
Jet Airways has appointed Abdulrahman Albusaidy as Group Executive Officer. Albusaidy has over 25 years of experience in the aviation industry and was CEO of Oman Air prior to joining Jet. The company has also appointed Sudheer Raghavan as Executive VP-Commercial. Raghavan has joined from the Millennium Copthorne Hotel Group where he was COO.
Vineet Bhatia
Vineet Bhatia has been appointed by Tata Teleservices Ltd as Regional Head-North and Chief Operating Officer for Delhi. He will be responsible for all operations in the Northern circles of Tata Teleservices. Bhatia brings with him a wealth of experience having worked on renowned brands and challenging projects. He has over 25 years of experience with companies like Xerox and Bright Point India.
International: The Best Out-of-Home Strategy? Surround Them
Effie Awards 2007: Excitement at an all-time high as agencies look forward to winning metals
Consumer electronics majors eyeing growing LCD TV market; Samsung, LG emerge leaders
Major consumer electronics players like LG Electronics, Samsung, Sony and Haier are in the race to gain a majority stake in the growing LCD TV market in India. The latest ORG survey for the quarter ended March 2007 revealed that nearly 65 per cent of the LCD television market was dominated by Samsung and LG Electronics.
GM to usher in ‘GM Next’ to celebrate 100th birthday in September 2008
MipCom 2007: Market draws to a close with various deals announced
MipCom 2007: Focus shifts to Mobile TV
MipCom 2007: India finds place among top 10 participating countries
MipCom 2007 statistics have placed India for the first time among the top 10 countries that have participated at the event. From 12 companies last year, this year there were 59 Indian exhibiting companies. The event organisers also informed that Reed Midem would be launching an Asian entertainment content market Amazia next year.
ISA, IBF lock horns over 25 pc input cost surcharge on TV ad rates
Mathrubhumi unveils logo for its FM station
Future TV introduces contests for consumer interactivity
Amyt Bhatia quits Big FM as Director
Haymarket plans to launch two more B2B titles in India by 2008
Red FM to have a strong presence in Pantaloons stores
Palador Pictures in strategic pact with Tata Sky to showcase world cinema
<b>Anurradha Prasad</b>, Managaing Director, BAG Films & Media Ltd
The Government's job is to be a facilitator and not a regulator. Up till now, the Government should have ensured a level playing field as far as rating is concerned. There is no regulatory body to oversee the whole affair. There is no regulatory body like TRAI, which could ensure that the policies are being implemented by the broadcasters. The day-to-day monitoring should be done at this level. What is the use of a content regulator when there is no broadcasting regulator? Someone has to take a holistic view of the whole affair.