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CNBC-TV 18 and Infosys spotlight Mumbai''s infrastructure
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Come home to DTH
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''Awakening giants'' focuses on BRIC economies
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Online media compares favorably with other media: survey
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Political advertisements on TV permitted with caveats
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Electronics For You is 35
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Asian Television Awards results
By Our Convergence Bureau | 11 Dec 2003
Winner of the SuperPitch 2003: Wandering Fables by Inter News
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Asia Media Festival is on
By Our Convergence Bureau | 02 Dec 2003
History Channel on the anvil
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Mukerjea bags MTR Indian Telly Awards'' CEO of the year
By Our Convergence Bureau | 25 Nov 2003
Asia Media Festival from 1 Dec
By Our Convergence Bureau | 03 Nov 2003
FICCI to represent Indian C&S industry at Casbaa, Honk Kong
By Our Convergence Bureau | 29 Oct 2003
Star, Tatas join hands for DTH
By Our Convergence Bureau | 24 Sep 2003
Amritha TV to be launched
By James Paul | 22 Sep 2003
AXN channel will start producing a new India-centric programme
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Norms for uplinking
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