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Divya Himachal Prakashan to give Himachal Pradesh its first English weekly |
Divya Himachal Prakashan that publishes Hindi daily, Divya Himachal, is all geared up to launch Himachal Pradesh’s first English weekly, ‘Himachal This Week’, on December 06, 2008. MORE |
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Delhi Press launches a literary fortnightly magazine The Caravan |
Delhi Press launched a literary fortnightly magazine ‘The Caravan’ on December 02, 2008. MORE |
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Sakal Times shuts down its Delhi operations |
The Sakal Group, based in Pune, has closed the Delhi operations of its English newspaper, Sakal Times, which was launched recently. MORE |
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GICPL to launch two magazines in Dec |
Gill India Communications Pvt. Ltd. (GICPL) that publishes travel and leisure magazines is all ready to launch two magazines, a women’s magazine titled ‘What Women Want’ and a Lifestyle magazine titled ‘Lifestyle Living,’ across India, in December 2008. MORE |
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Rohinton Maloo: Indian Media Observer pays tributes | |
Indian Media Observer pays tributes to Rohinton Maloo, who lost his life in the last week's terrorist attack in Mumbai. Mr Maloo was a senior media person, a visionary, who had offered his help in 2004 in mentoring Indian Media Observer, when it existed as a standalone email newsletter only. Not just a great professional, we have lost a good human being in him. May his soul rest in peace. We share the pain of his family, friends and loved ones. |
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India Today and Outlook discontinue distribution of free supplements |
India Today and Outlook have decided to discontinue distributing free supplements with their mother magazines, India Today and Outlook. This is largely due to increase in the costs of newsprint and the global economic crisis. MORE |
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Media Tranasia to launch Indian edition of Italian interiors mag Casaviva |
Media Tranasia under a licensing agreement from Italy’s Mondadori Group plans to launch an interiors and design magazine, ‘Casaviva’ in India, in the early part of next year. MORE |
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Ministry of Tourism joins hands with Malayala Manorama for Kerala’s shopping fes |
Ministry of Tourism has joined hands with Kerala’s newspaper major Malayala Manorama to create a ‘second shopping season’ in Kerala state called the Grand Kerala Shopping Festival for Kerala. MORE |
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Worldwide Media to launch its magazine for the urban women, Femina what to wear |
Worldwide Media is launching a new magazine for the urban India women, ‘Femina What to Wear’. The magazine is targeted at the 25-plus, style-conscious woman. MORE |
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Ind Swift launches its lifestyle mag, Tricity Calling |
Ind Swift Communications Pvt Ltd. (ISCPL), a part of Rs 1100 crore Ind-Swift Group, has launched a monthly update and infotainment magazine for the residents of Tricity, "Tri-city Calling". MORE |
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DNA to launch its Bengaluru eition on December 14 |
DNA is all set to launch its Bengaluru on December 14. DNA is understood to be investing a lot of capital for its Bengaluru plan, which includes setting up of the printing press in Jigani, an industrial area in South Bengaluru. MORE |
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Deccan Chronicle sets up a new subsidiary for IPL biz |
Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd (DCHL), which owns the Hyderabad IPL team Deccan Chargers, has set up a new fully owned subsidiary to handle its sports business. MORE |
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Mid-Day and Maxposure form JV to launch a culture and lifestyle mag |
Mid-Day Multimedia and MaXposure Media Group India have formed a 50:50 joint venture to launch a culture and lifestyle magazine, ‘Beat’, in Delhi in the month of December. MORE |
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Haymarket Media to launch Gadget magazine Stuff in India |
The Haymarket Media Group is all geared-up to launch UK’s popular gadget magazine, ‘Stuff’, in India on November 20. MORE |
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IRS 2008 R2: HT leads in Delhi; TOI leads in Mumbai |
The Indian Readership Survey (IRS) 2008 R2 data has shown that Hindustan Times’ average issue readership (AIR) numbers has grown, while Times of India’s AIR has shown a decline. HT has overtaken TOI to regain its leadership position in Delhi and NCR region, while TOI continue to be the leader in Mumbai. MORE |
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IRS 2008 R2: Most regional dailies show drop in readership |
Most regional language publications have shown a decline in readership in IRS 2008 R2. Some regional dailies have, however, shown a growth in readership. They are - Gujarati dailies, Gujarat Samachar and Sandesh; Tamil daily, Dinakaran; and the two Telugu dailies, Eenadu and Andhra Jyothi. MORE |
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IRS 2008 R2: India Today leads amongst English mags; Saras Salil amongst Hindi |
India Today is the leader amongst the English mgazines with a total readership figure of 68.5 lakh in IRS 2008 R2 and Saras Salil is the number one player amongst the Hindi dailies with a total readership figure of 84.6 lakh. MORE |
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IRS 2008 R2: Dainik Jagran & Dainik Bhaskar lead amongst Hindi dailies |
Both Dainik Jagran and Dainik Bhaskar have emerged as winners among the Hindi dailies. MORE |
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IRS 2008 R2: TOI leads amongst the English dailies |
The Times of India is leading amongst the English dailies with a total readership of 133.4 lakh, according to the Indian Readership Survey 2008 R2. Last year, the readership figure was 134.8 lakh. MORE |
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