Date-wise News

ETC Bollywood Business set to take its game to the next level

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Four years after its birth, ‘ETC Bollywood Business’, is all set to move into its new avatar. The trade show, which aired previews, reviews, BO collections, celebrity chats, will now don a new format and a new host in Komal Nahta. While Mondays will be about Box Office collections of the films released the previous Friday; Tuesdays and Wednesdays will air feature stories and debates with who’s who of the Indian film industry. Thursdays will be for the previews of the movies to be released the next day, while on Friday, Komal Nahta will review the films that have released earlier in the day. Taking a leaf out of the original, the new ‘ETC Bollywood Business’ will continue with industry chats on all days.

e4m Desk Apr 27, 2010 9:42 AM

Radio Mirchi in strategic pact with Bharti Airtel to extend reach

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Bharti Airtel has launched Mirchi Mobile in partnership with Radio Mirchi. Airtel mobile customers can now choose to follow Radio Mirchi station from anywhere in India and can choose from 12 Radio Mirchi stations. To subscribe, they simply have to dial a particular number to listen to up to 100 minutes of Radio Mirchi content for Rs 10 per week. Through this initiative, every handset, even those without an FM receiver, can access Radio Mirchi content streamed through Airtel network. Mirchi Mobile will be initially available to Airtel customers in Delhi and Mumbai, to be shortly followed by the rest of the country.

exchange4media Mumbai Bureau Apr 27, 2010 9:39 AM

ASCI brings six ads under scanner; one withdrawn and five modified

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ASCI has released its report for the period February 2010 on the ads that were either withdrawn or modified. A total of six ads had been brought under its scanner, of which it had prohibited the airing of one commercial and instructed modifications in five others with immediate effect. These ads include brands like Dabur Chyawan Junior, Maruti SX4, Shanti Badam Amla Hair Oil, Tata AIG Insurance, IMS CAT Approach Program and Mahindra Flyte Power Scooter.

exchange4media Mumbai Bureau Apr 27, 2010 8:40 AM

Newsprint prices inch up; industry braces for some tough decisions

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Newsprint prices, which had dipped slightly last year, have started going up again and hovering around $600 per tonne. Though various global factors have made import of newsprint costlier, the print industry is not unduly concerned yet, given the strong performance of the rupee against the dollar. However, experts believe that further hike would put pressures on cover prices and page cuts once again.

Nitin Pandey Apr 27, 2010 8:38 AM