BPL Mobile has launched a single platform to explore a variety of infotainment with mobile, with TV, cricket updates, Bollywood content, astrology, ring tones, wallpapers, movie clips, chat, exciting games, movie/airline ticket booking, railway PNR status enquiry, etc.
International newspaper group Metro International SA has announced that its publication ‘Metro’ was the most read print media amongst affluent Europeans, according to the European Media & Marketing Survey (EMS) 2008 summer figures released by Synovate.
WorldKids Foundation, a non-profit organisation, has joined hands with Kotak Mahindra Bank to showcase the best of national and international children’s films for a wide ranging age group from eight years till young adults of 21 years. The WorldKids International Film Festival is being held in Delhi from July 25 to 31.
Big FM Chennai, in association with RMKV, a well-known textile outlet in Chennai, is organising a contest on weekends, wherein the FM station is paying the shopping bills of lucky customers shopping at the outlet from 12 pm to 8 pm.
Pogo is ready to launch its eighth original production, a game show called ‘Hole in the Wall’. The innovative game show format will be seen for the first time on Indian television on July 28 at 6 pm and will be on air Monday to Friday. ‘Hole in the Wall’ will engage the audience with the challenging fumbles and stumbles of the participants.
SAB is all set to bring popular journalist and columnist Taarak Mehta’s humour to the small screen in a new family show ‘Taarak Mehta ka Ooltah Chashmah’. The show premieres on July 28 and will be aired Monday to Thursday at 8.30 pm. It revolves around the members of a single housing society who face common real life situations.
Harmeet Singh has joined mKhoj as Head of Ad Sales. He moves from Zapak (a Reliance Big Entertainment company), where he had helped set up the sales team and was also instrumental in getting some of the largest strategic alliances and sales deals with Pepsi, Domino’s and McDonald’s.
Chandamama, the 61-year old children’s magazine, is now going ahead in its cyber avatar. The publication has launched its online portals in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. It already has a portal in English and will soon launch websites in Marathi and Oriya languages.