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"Claims are baseless," says BCCL's Rahul Kansal to HT's allegation of mysterious people removing copies of the newspaper from distribution centres
Without naming names, HT has carried an article about an alleged case of 'missing copies', with the headline, "Whodunit: Removing HT market copies to win 'morning challenge'?"
TOI challenged HT readership numbers with an ad that read, ‘The Truth shall prevail. Specially at 6am,’ stating TOI is 38% ahead of HT & inviting readers to take up the Times of India challenge by contacting the TOI and visiting a newspaper depot
"Time indeed to start displaying the maturity that a good leader must demonstrate, and to look at the mirror," says Shantanu Bhanja, VP (Marketing) and Business Head, HT Media, reacting to TOI's 6 am challenge that questions HT leadership numbers in Delhi and NCR
Bamzai will now be in charge of India Today supplements - Spice, Simply, Home, Woman, Aspire and BT More. She will be working on revamping these six supplements & their multiple editions. She will also plan the launch of new supplements
Kungumam owned by Kalanithi Maran's Sun Network is planning to launch 'Kungumam Doctor.' The magazine is priced at Rs 15 and will have an initial print run of 60,000 copies. The group expects to take it to 1 lakh copies within six months of the launch
Shekhar Gupta has put in his papers as Editor-in-Chief & Vice Chairman, India Today Group two months after joining the Group. He will, however, continue as Editorial Advisor to the Group even as he pursues his creative and entrepreneurial interests
The study identifies 13 basic 'Dramatic Formats,' an analysis based on the creative ideas behind the most awarded print and outdoor ads across the world in the last 15 years
Publishers and advertisers have been using both the currencies to measure readership pattern for some time now. But has the recent IRS controversy prompted them to pick one over the other?
The dust is yet to settle on the revalidation of IRS 2013, but the industry is warming up to IRS 2014 with MRUC reportedly ready with the Q1 data
Business Standard celebrates 40 years of thought leadership with a number of initiatives, including a series of articles that chronicle the changes that contributed to business and the economy at large as well a series of new TVCs
Citing anomalies that remain in the audited Survey and labelling it as irrelevant, members of the print industry insist the lifting of the abeyance makes no difference to their
The revalidation of the IRS 2013 data may help bring some advertisers back to the print medium, but the frequent controversies over its accuracy may have dented its credibility, say experts
If MRUC had agreed that the results were wrong, it would have raised questions on all its past and present figures which would have been suicidal but returning with 'All is well' verdict is most likely not acceptable to publishers & another legal opinion may be sought, says Sanjeev Kotnala, Head Catalyst, P1P2Solutions
The big question remains: Will it lead to another newspaper industry flashpoint?
DNA aims to fulfill the dynamic reading habit of emerging young readers. The new format comes from an insight on how DNA's young reader base reacts to breaking news. With its new brand campaign, DNA has laid out its positioning as 'News for the Busy Indian'
Baruah has resigned as Managing Editor, Shubh Yatra, Air India's in-flight magazine, after a four-year long stint
Chairmen of MRUC, RSCI, ABC and President of INS have arrived at a unanimous decision to lift the voluntary abeyance placed on IRS 2013. The abeyance is lifted with effect from 20th August, 2014
Change in the government is likely to revive the economy and hence increase advertising spends, especially during Onam, although currently the market seems to be little sluggish
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