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RBNL launches Telugu TV Biggies viewers Choice Awards
Hyderabad : After receiving acclaim and recognition for ‘BIG Ugadi Music Awards 2010’, Reliance Broadcast Network’s radio arm 92.7 BIG FM and Cocoraj Refined Sunflower Oil from Raj Oil Mills Ltd. in association with Shriram City Union Finance Limited today unveiled a first-of-its kind awards in the regional television entertainment space. With an objective to recognise and celebrate outstanding talent in the regional television entertainment, the awards are aptly christened as “Telugu TV Biggies”. Conceptualized by BIG LIVE (the experiential marketing arm of Reliance Broadcast Network »»»
RAM Week 46: Radio City gains in Mumbai
In Mumbai, Radio City has registered a gain of 2.3 percentage points in market share. The Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) data for Week 46 is out. Here is an update on the four RAM markets. Mumbai Radio Mirchi is No. 1 in the city with a market share of 17.6 per cent, registering a gain of 0.2 percentage points over the previous week. Its average market share for the last four weeks stands at 17.3 per cent. Radio city has moved up to the second position, leaving behind Red FM. Radio City has a market share of 14.7 per cent with a jump of 2.3 percentage points and its last four weeks’ average »»»
92.7 BIG FM Delhi makes your wedding special
92.7 BIG FM Delhi is all set to make the occasion special not only for the newlyweds, but also for their family & friends. 92.7 BIG FM launches a special campaign Var-maala Maal this wedding season, in which the team along with the RJ will surprise Bride and Groom at their wedding venue and gift a BIG Shagun. The BIG Shagun will include honeymoon package, stay at a Five Star Hotel with pick n drop facility in a luxury car, makeovers, beauty vouchers, shopping vouchers, sweet boxes and many more. To make the wedding more special, one needs to just register via SMS and they will get a call from »»»
Reliance Broadcast Network and Guinea Lite present ‘Bangla TV Biggies’
Reliance Broadcast Network’s radio arm 92.7 BIG FM and its experiential marketing arm BIG Live have joined hands once again set to celebrate and promote regional entertainment with a new offering ‘Bangla TV Biggies’, an exclusive platform for Bangla TV viewers to recognize and honour their favourite Bangla TV personalities. After receiving acclaim and recognition for ‘BIG Bangla Music Awards 2010’, the multi-media company plans to launch a “viewer’s choice” television awards for Bengal. Guinea Lite Refined Sunflower Oil from Raj Oil Mills is the presenting sponsor for the awards. ‘Bangla »»»
Reliance Broadcast in talks to buy Radio City: report
Reliance Broadcast Network Ltd, the media services arm of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, is in talks to acquire Radio City from private equity fund India Value Fund Advisors Pvt Ltd, a leading financial newspaper said in a report on Thursday. The fund owns the radio channel through its stake in Music Broadcast Pvt Ltd, the paper said, adding the private equity fund is looking to exit its investment and has approached several potential buyers. “The two companies have been in talks, but nothing has been finalized yet,” the report quoted a person directly involved in the deal as saying. Reliance »»»
Reliance Broadcast Network’s BIG LIVE launches ‘THE BIG Entertainer Awards 2010′
At the back of its extremely successful regional music awards properties like Marathi and Bangla Music Awards, the Reliance Broadcast Network’s experiential marketing arm BIG Live announces yet another pioneering initiative with its latest offering titled ‘The BIG Entertainer Awards 2010’. As its name goes, the property is India’s first and only entertainment award that seeks to create a unique platform by honouring and recognizing talent from across various genres – from movies to music, from television to theatre. The awards aim at creating a benchmark of excellence in entertainment »»»
35-stn radio launch on Big FM for Saregama’s non-film album Naina Lagai Ke
MUMBAI: One of the biggest complaints music labels have against the FM radio networks has been that radio has narrowed its focus – read playlists – to only Bollywood songs, giving little, if any, airplay to non-film albums, and even less to international releases, leading to plummeting sales for the labels, and no real breaking of new talent, which doesn’t augur well for both, the creative and the business side of music in India. Internationally, radio has played a critical role in breaking new music and talent. Now, Big 92.7 FM and Saregama have made a laudable effort as a Music Label and »»»
