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Search ResultBARC India launches Self Service Portal for Viewership Reports
Provides On-demand Access to TV Viewership & Advertising Data
India’s sole TV viewership measure...
Read MoreBARC India Scales Up Drive Against Panel Tampering
18 cases reported to Disciplinary Committee in 28 months.
Action taken against 12 channels.<...
Read MoreBARC India to Start Reporting Viewership from Free & Pay Platforms
This will be available over and above the current Urban/Rural cuts to facilitate more effective planning.
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Read MoreCAMPION TALES OF OLD BOMBAY
Producer, Director and Actor Rajiv Kapoor, shared this precious piece written by his school mate John Mani, with me on Whatsapp last night and I publish it here in The ...
Read MoreElevate 2K19: Over 20 speakers took stage to explore different varieties of Storytelling
Asian Centre for Entertainment Education and its flagship program The Third Eye launched its annual conclave, ELEVATE, in July 2013 as a platfo...
Read MoreRIP Journalism
‘The vast wasteland of TV is not interested in producing a better mousetrap but in producing a worse mouse.’ -- Laurence C...
Read MoreAlmost Famous
The Marathi play Knock Knock Celebrity, comprises two monologues to do with fame, and how it affects people from opposite sides of the class divi...
Read MoreA Muslim in Bollywood
The mainstream Hindi film industry’s template for the community reflects ideological and political shifts in contemporary India.
In spoiler fight, Hollywood has its free-speech moment
Steven Zietchik reports in the Washington Post that, it began with a few sentences from Quentin Tarantino.
UN recommends only one hour of screen time for kids under 5
The World Health Organization, in a recent campaign stated that toddlers should spend no more than 60 minutes passively watching a screen every...
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