Date-wise News
Reliance Retail forays into `Jewelry` business
Tanla Mobile to handle mobile campaign for Desperate Housewives DVD
The History Channel revisits the Roman Empire
Disney out to give a chance to kids to say ‘My School Rocks’
Disney Channel brings to India ‘My School Rocks’, a music and dance competition inspired by Disney’s original movie ‘High School Musical’. The winning school team will get to star in a music video of one of the songs from ‘High School Musical’, which will be specially choreographed by Shiamak Davar and aired on Disney Channel.
Yahoo! India introduces Yahoo! Mail in Hindi
OSO star Deepika Padukone to up glamour quotient for Kingfisher Airlines
Kingfisher Airlines has named model and Bollywood debutante Deepika Padukone as its brand ambassador. Padukone will make her debut in the soon-to-be launched ‘Om Shanti Om’ opposite Shah Rukh Khan. Meanwhile, Kingfisher Airlines is also eyeing to increase its stake in Deccan Aviation from the current 46 per cent to 51 per cent.
Zapak bets big on advergaming and in-game advertising; plans to launch MMOG
Zapak.com, the online gaming portal from Reliance ADAG’s entertainment venture, has identified advergaming and in-game advertising as its major revenue sources in the coming years. The gaming website has also revealed its plans to launch two international massive multiplayer online games titles in India in a couple of months.
ABP and Fortune Group sign deal to launch Fortune India
Info Edge India reports 326 per cent jump in net profit for Q2FY08
IOAA proposes standing committee on OOH developments for Mumbai
The Indian Outdoor Advertising Association has proposed the formation of a standing committee on OOH development for Mumbai, in a recent presentation to the Municipal Commissioner and the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai. IOAA has also presented an eight-staged proposal for a broad plan for Mumbai’s beautification in sync with outdoor advertisements.
IndustrySpeak: Why did the IBF surcharge not take off on October 16, 2007?
As far as business transactions are concerned, life in the television advertising industry has returned to normal. The IBF is still very clear in its intention to impose the surcharge on a later date. As the dust around the controversy settles, industry leaders point out the reasons due to which the surcharge did not take off in its first attempt on the designated date of October 16, 2007.