Latest viewership data for GECs shows a slight decline for some leading channels. While still the most-watched genre, GECs are no longer showing the consistent growth they once did
As per a TAM AdEx report, while the ad volume share of GECs was 30% from Jan to June 2024 same as the previous H1, news channels had a share of 27% in H1 2024, up by 2% from 25% in H1 2023
Kartik Mahadev, the CMO for Content SBU Brand Management at Zee, challenges the notion that pay TV is on the decline at the e4m Business Leaders Retreat
While distribution methods (terrestrial, cable, satellite, streaming) have changed, the core value of TV, which is mass impact, remains relevant, say experts
Since Sun TV will debut in the Hindi-speaking market, it makes perfect sense for the network to launch the GEC on FTA. Withdrawal of the big four can also be an advantage for the channel, say experts
Vaz, Disney Star Head – Network Entertainment Channels, spoke to e4m on Star Plus completing 150 weeks in the leadership position, the Sunday programming strategy, advertisers’ response and more
Content volume has risen due to increase in the number of TV channels, but revenue of production houses has not increased as much because the ad revenue is not growing satisfactorily, say producers
The GEC genre contributed 28% of the ad volume share of overall advertising across different genres, says TAM Media's half yearly report for 'Advertising in GEC Genre'
The channel marked the day with over twenty environment-related stories and news, and launched educative and interactive platforms for the viewers to participate
The new channel expands Shemaroo’s presence in the broadcast business adding to its existing portfolio of FTA channels, Shemaroo TV and Shemaroo MarathiBana
Industry watchers say that the pullout of channels like Star Utsav, Zee Anmol, Colors Rishtey and Sony Pal will also benefit news channels in the form of more slots being allotted to Bucket C
As per TAM AdEx data, the ad volumes in the GEC genre started recovering from July ’21 onwards to reach the highest in October ’21, thanks to the festive season
Experts suggest the overlapping can be a game-changer for both the networks and the industry as advertisers can achieve high GRPs in a cost-efficient manner through 'combo-deals'
Consumers may eventually have to fork out more money for popular channels; experts think this could push some TV households to shift completely to the OTT side
Broadcasters believe that an encouraging festive season may be in the offing after August 2021 recorded the highest ad volumes on TV since the second lockdown in April 2021
Terming the past year as a fantastic one, Kevin Vaz, Head of Entertainment, Star & Disney India, tells us why Star India remains focused on regional markets to forge deeper connections with audiences
Experts say though the platform gives an exceptional reach to broadcasters, it is quite an expensive ride for newer channels because of the high bidding prices and the subsequent content cost