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In week 47 of RAM Ratings, Big FM stayed in the first spot in Mumbai, while Fever FM continued its lead in Delhi while Radio Mirchi led Kolkata. In Bangalore, Radio City continued being on the No.1 spot
As 2015 draws to a close, Harrish Bhatia, CEO of MY FM, talks about the importance of Phase III in providing a fillip to the private FM sector
In week 46 of RAM Ratings, Big FM 92.7 stayed at the first spot in Mumbai. Fever FM continued to lead in Delhi while Radio Mirchi continued its lead in Kolkata. In Bengaluru, Radio City continued being on the No.1 spot
Ashit Kukian, who stepped down as President and COO at Radio City 91.1 last month, has joined Times Television as President of Revenue
Big FM took the lead in Mumbai while Fever FM also continued to lead in Delhi
In his new role, he will report into Apurva Purohit, who was recently elevated to become President of the Jagran Group post its acquisition of Radio City earlier in the year
RAM ratings for Week 44 are out and the data shows Radio City leading in Mumbai while Fever FM and Radio Mirchi continue to dominate in Delhi and Kolkata, respectively
In a surprising move, the central government announced that FDI limit would be increased for private FM sector, among other sectors; a decision that has been welcomed by the radio sector which has been asking for an increase in foreign investment limit for years. However, many experts believe it will only be beneficial for large radio networks
e-commerce has driven radio ad revenues in Q2’15, said radio operators we spoke with an estimated 10-15 per cent increase in this quarter over the Q1
Big FM leads in Mumbai in Week 43 while Fever FM and Radio Mirchi lead in Delhi and Kolkata respectively. Radio City leads in Bangalore
In a new report, Crisil said that the FM radio industry has the potential to nearly double revenues in the next 5 years from an estimated Rs 2,000 crore in 2015
Apurva Purohit has been elevated to President – Jagran Group. In her new role she will be working with top management in overseeing the entire business operations and functioning of Midday, Inext, Jagran online and other print and non-print businesses, besides Radio city. We take a look at what the industry veteran’s profile
Apurva Purohit, CEO of Radio City, which was acquired by Jagran Prakashan Ltd recently, is joining the parent company as President – Jagran Group. In her new role she will be working with top management in overseeing the entire business operations and functioning of Midday, Inext, Jagran online and other print and non-print businesses besides Radio city and shall also participate in strategic decision making for the group. In addition, overseeing certain functional areas of the core business of Dainik Jagran shall also be part of scope of her work
Radio Mirchi and DIAL launched MIRCHI T3. Co-curated by Radio Mirchi and the music trio-Shankar, Ehsaan & Loy, MIRCHI T3 is India’s first airport radio that will transform and enhance and travel experience of passengers at T3 IGI Airport
In Week 42, Fever FM continues lead in Delhi, while Radio Mirchi stays on top in Kolkata. In Bangalore Radio City takes first place
The station has roped in Mika Singh to launch them online, exclusively on Gaana.com
In Week 41, Radio City gets pushed to second place in Mumbai. In Delhi, Fever FM stays at the top
The right formats will be additive to business, but any mistake will be a costly one as the One time entry Fee for Delhi Mumbai Bangalore together are in excess of Rs 390 crore, says Hukmani
In Week 40, Fever FM leads in Delhi while in Kolkata Radio Mirchi and in Bangalore Radio City takes the top spots
Across the 4 metros, Fever has 17.5 million listeners and leads 6 of the 8 drive times. Fever also leads across day parts in Delhi and Bangalore (in the non-Kannada category)
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