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My FM promotes gender sensitisation via UNFPA-Laadli Media Awards; lets kids have their say too
My FM has been actively supporting the cause of gender sensitisation and giving kids a platform to showcase their talent in two diverse initiatives. My FM is supporting the UNFPA-Laadli Media Awards, which are based on a gender sensitisation project called Laadli. This apart, the FM station, through its show ‘My Ka Laal’, is giving a chance to school kids to be RJs for a day.
International: Alan Cohen Named U.S. CEO of OMD
Big FM Chennai’s talent hunt show ‘Big Singaara Singer’ scouts for two golden voices
Zapak takes the gaming route to create cricket zone for SRK’s Kolkata Knight Riders
Star Gold ready with Season 2 of ‘Vodafone Comedy Honors 2008’
Star Gold is gearing up to celebrate the second season of ‘Vodafone Comedy Honors 2008’, an initiative to honour the stars and films that have made laughter a part of life. The second season of the stand-up comedy show kicks off with a special curtain raiser hosted by Swapnil Joshi on, Sunday, April 27, 2008 at 1 pm.
4th Times of India HR Forum puts the spotlight on HR challenges
The 4th Times of India HR Forum, powered by Times Ascent, which was held on April 24, bought under the scanner growth and challenges faced by the human resource function today, both from the employee’s and employer’s perspective. The event was chaired by Arun Maira, Chairman, Boston Consulting Group, while co-chairman was K Ramkumar, Group Head-HR, ICICI Bank Ltd.
Fame Reel Kids offers a platform to budding kid film makers
Catch ‘em young seems to be the mantra for Fame India Ltd, which has created a unique concept called ‘Fame Reel Kids’, which is a five-day workshop that would be held in Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata. Fame Reel Kids would give children in the 7-15 age group an opportunity to make films and also act in them.
LINOpinion adds 18 new clients to its kitty in first quarter of 2008
Prem Mehta resigns as Chairman of Lintas board; Stephen Gatfield takes over
All speculations around Prem Mehta’s role in the Lintas India system come to rest with the latest announcement from Lowe Worldwide, wherein the company has accepted Mehta’s request for an early retirement as Chairman and Managing Director of Lintas India board. Stephen Gatfield, CEO, Lowe Worldwide, assumes this role now.
NDTV ties up with Toyota for first ever Environment Telethon in India
NDTV is launching the first ever Environment Telethon in India in collaboration with Toyota in May 2008. A nationwide campaign, ‘Open up Tomorrow, today’, would confront the dangers of climate change and global warming. The campaign aims to take the simple and persuasive message to citizens across the country.
IRS 2008 R1: Saras Salil continues its lead in the overall magazine genre
According to the Indian Readership Survey (IRS) 2008 Round 1, the magazine genre is dominated by Hindi and other vernacular publications, with India Today being the only English magazine to make it to the top 10 list. Hindi fortnightly Saras Salil is the leader among magazines with a total readership of 98 lakh.
IRS 2008 R1: No surprises in the language wise leaders as well
The Round 1 of the Indian Readership Survey (IRS) 2008 shows that the language wise leaders in the total readership parameter have kept a grip on their positions, though some have registered marginal declines. Ananda Bazar Patrika, Gujarat Samachar, Vijay Karnataka, Malayala Manorama, Lokmat, Daily Thanthi and Eenadu lead in their respective languages.
IRS 2008 R1: Dainik Jagran continues the lead in Hindi dailies; TOI leads English
The Media Research Users’ Council has released the data for IRS 2008 Round 1. There aren’t any surprises in the numbers this time as well. The top 10 Hindi dailies see Dainik Jagran topping the charts again with a readership of 566 lakh. The Times of India leads the top 10 English dailies list with a total readership of 136 lakh.