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"Our current programming strategy is 'more dhak dhak and less bak bak'!"
BBC has entered into a commercial deal with All India Radio (AIR). BBC World Service has bought a weekly time slot on AIR FM1 for a lifestyle programme—BBC Extra. This programme will take up anything from film-based interviews to debates on current i
The measure was supposed to give relief to the radio industry of India, however the industry stands disappointed with the decision of the Copyright Board. Phonographic Performance Ltd (PPL) has reduced the standard royalty rate of Rs.1, 500 per needle hour
The dispute between the private FM radio operators and the Phonographic Performance Ltd (PPL), a body of Indian music companies, over the payment of royalties in respect of music broadcast over the radio stations seems to have been finally decided with the
BBC's Radio service, BBC World Service, is taking its news and current affairs programme, 'The World Today' for South Asia, to Delhi. It will be co-presented by Seema Mustafa, the Political Editor of The Asian Age. The special editions of The World Today
Prasar Bharti will pay $50,000 to Global Cricket Corporation for the radio broadcasting rights of the ICC World Cup cricket matches to be held in South Africa. All India Radio will run live commentary of 18 matches including the semi-finals and the final.
IMRB International has decided to launch RADAR RADIO LISTENERSHIP SYSTEM - the continuous radio audience measurement system in Mumbai. This system is currently in advanced stage of set up and is expected to go live from January 2003.
IMRB International has conducted the largest radio listenership and establishment study in India - IMRB Radar. The syndicated study would map the updated radio and FM universe in Mumbai.
WorldSpace has added three Indian music channels to its bouquet of 26. The new encrypted channels are brought to Asian and Indian listeners from a Singapore based broadcaster. Of them, Gandharv offers the first 24-hour Indian classical music service, inclu
Radio stations are increasingly realizing that playing good numbers on the station is a hygiene factor, and if they really want to differentiate themselves, they have to look beyond music. Hence there have been movie launches on the stations, game shows, i
The staff-training institute of All India Radio is conducting a workshop of voice culture training for air hostesses of Indian Airlines in New Delhi, beginning today. As many as 15 air hostesses will be participating in this five day training programme.
The interactive programme, 'Suno Aurr Lakhpati Bano' on Radio City claims to have received over 1 Cr phone calls in the first month of the launch of the programme.
The late entrant among the private FM radio stations in Mumbai, Radio Today's RED is gearing up for fresh programming initiatives based heavily on movies and sports to woo the FM listeners. The station plans to bring live action on air shortly.
Radio City is all set to draw curtains on "FM 91 Suno, Lakhpati Bano", this week. But will the listeners who came to the station due to lure of lucre stick around when the show is pulled off?
The Music industry in India is experiencing the blues once again. The launch of almost a dozen private FM stations has hit the records business. According to the music companies, FM stations are responsible for drop in sales of audio CDs and cassettes by a
ESPN Star Sports, the sports channel, is looking at syndicating its content to radio. According to sources, ESPN Star Sports could begin its foray into radio in the country by syndicating its news-based programmes such as Sportscentre and Sportsline.
Is drive time the peak time of radio listenership? Well, the answer is 'No'. A recent survey conducted by ORG-Marg breaks the myth. The survey depicts that, in Mumbai, the radio listenership is dominated by home listenership, followed by office and then wh
If everything goes as per plans, private FM radio operators in Chennai, New Delhi and Kolkata may all finally be on air by March 2003.
Ever since the private FM radio players began their operations in Mumbai, All India Radio (AIR) FM has been feeling the heat. The advertisement bookings on AIR FM in Mumbai are down by 50 per cent as private players have started eating into the pie.
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