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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 »»»
RAM Week 45: Radio Mirchi going strong in three metros; Big FM tops in Bengaluru
In Mumbai, meanwhile, the No. 2 and No. 3 radio stations – Red FM and Radio City, respectively – have lost market share. The Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) data for Week 45 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 17.4 per cent; its average market share for the last four weeks is 17.3 per cent. The second and third spots in the city are occupied by Red FM and Radio City, respectively. Red FM has a market share of 12.9 per cent with a loss of 0.9 percentage point compared to the previous week’s ratings. »»»
RAM: Red FM claims No.2 slot in Mumbai
In Bengaluru, on the other hand, Radio One gains 0.6 percentage point market share to become the No. 6 radio station in the city. The Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) data for Week 44 is out. Here is an update on the four RAM markets. Mumbai Radio Mirchi leads in the city with a market share of 17.2 per cent, with no loss no gain compared to the previous week’s ratings. The average market share for the radio station for the last four weeks is 17.4 per cent. Red FM has climbed up to No. 2, with a market share of 13.8 per cent, 0.3 percentage point more than the last week. Radio City has slipped »»»
Radio City 91.1 FM attempts to enter the Limca Books Of Records as the song ‘Call Me Dil’ from Saregama’s Jhootha Hi Sahi was played 360 times in a day across the network
Mumbai, October 11, 2010: Radio City 91.1FM, India’s first and leading FM radio brand is attempting to enter Limca Book of records with “Call me Dil” – the latest track from Saregama’s Jhoota Hi Sahi. The music of the film has got rave reviews and on listeners demand Radio City 91.1 FM aired the song “Call me Dil” 360 times in a day across 15 stations nationally Commenting on the attempt, Apurv Nagpal, MD, Saregama India Ltd, says “We are extremely happy with this development. We are attempting to enter the Limca Book of Records. Radio City 91.1 FM network had selected the song »»»
Radio City 91.1 FM records the highest growth in Mumbai and Bangalore this week
Mumbai, Oct 18, 2010: According to RAM data, for ALL SEC 12+ week 40, Radio City 91.1 FM is a clear No 2 in Mumbai with a market share of 13.5 %. Radio City 91.1 FM also records the highest growth in reach by adding 1.4 lac listeners to the existing base of 29.26 lacs listeners. Radio Mirchi shows a negative trend this week with a dip of 1.1% in its market share. Radio City 91.1 FM moves to a clear No. 3 position in Bangalore market by adding 1.2 lacs listeners this week, the highest growth in reach across all radio stations. About Radio City 91.1FM Radio City 91.1FM is India’s first and leading »»»
Radio City 91.1 FM launches retro special album ‘Kal Bhi Aaj Bhi Classics’
India’s first and leading FM brand Radio City 91.1 FM pays an ode to the melodious retro era by launching ‘Kal Bhi Aaj Bhi Classics’. A compilation of the best of retro songs from the scorching ‘Yeh Mera Dil’ from Don to ‘Piya tu ab to Aaja’ from Caravan, the album in collaboration with Saregama brings together the best of tracks from the golden retro era. To commemorate and celebrate ‘Kal Bhi Aaj Bhi Classics’, Radio City 91.1FM brought together the best of musicians to play their all time favourite songs live on ground! The CD was launched with much fanfare by none other than »»»
Radio City enters cyber space with live online radio
MUMBAI: Music Broadcast Private Limited (MBPL) owned radio venture Radio City has ventured into the internet radio space with a live online radio christened ‘Fun ka antenna’. Although many FM radio stations in India have their presence on the web, Radio City could well stake claim to becoming the first Indian radio station to stream live music over the web. The station, hosted on Radio City’s website Planet Radio City, broadcasts shows for 10 hours from 10 am to 8 pm. These shows are hosted by different RJs for each slot just like a commercial FM station. The catalogue of music on Fun »»»
