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Mid-Day to launch magazine
08 Nov 2008
McCann's to bring second agency to India
05 Nov 2008
McCann's to bring second agency to India
05 Nov 2008
NDTV enters pact with UK's ITV
05 Nov 2008
Iconic soap ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' to air last serial on 6 November
05 Nov 2008
1,500 episodes later, ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’ will air its last episode tomorrow, 6 November, with the telecast of its last episode, with the falling out of the one-time partners Balaji Telefilms and Star TV.
India TV forms new company
04 Nov 2008
New lifestyle magazine launched
04 Nov 2008
Femina introduces Hindi edition
31 Oct 2008
CBS loses $12.5 billion in third quarter after $14 billion TV, radio station write downs
31 Oct 2008
Radio City 91.1FM launches new portal
21 Oct 2008
50 years of Femina
20 Oct 2008
50 years of Femina
20 Oct 2008
Yuva relaunched as lifestyle magazine
17 Oct 2008
CBS leads in prime time ratings
16 Oct 2008
Media Convergence Forum to be held in New York
29 Sep 2008
Raj Nayak elected as President of IAA
26 Sep 2008
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