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  • Sun TV regains top spot across genres; Zee Anmol moves up

    Sun TV regains top spot across genres; Zee Anmol moves up

    MUMBAI:  Despite a drop in ratings, Sun TV regained top spot across all genres the in top ten list in week 18 of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) All India data, pushing back the IPL season 9 packed Sony Max to number two.  Zee Anmol moved up two places from 9 in week 17 to 7th rank in week 18.

    Sun TV with 907221 Impression (000s) in week 18 as compared to 914047 Impressions (000’s) was at the apex position across all genres.  Sony Max was pushed down to second position with in week 18 with 881523 Impressions (000s) as compared to 962992 Impressions (000’s) in week 17.

    Star Plus bagged the third position with 701000 Impressions (000s) as compared to 748672 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week. Star Plus was followed by Colors on number four with 696037 Impressions (000s) as compared to 722264 Impressions (000s) in the previous week.  

    Zee TV retained fifth space in week 18 with 651225 Impressions (000s) as compared to 576721 Impressions (000s) in the previous week. Sony Pal remained at number six with 535090 Impressions (000s) as compared to 550246 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week.  

    Zee Anmol   moved to seventh rank with 506949 Impressions (000s) as compared to 474977 Impressions (000s) in the previous week. Life OK with 473477 Impressions (000s) as compared to 495250 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week moved down to eighth slot. Star Utsav clung to eighth place 466912 Impressions as compared to 487336 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week.

    The only other regional channel in the list, Zee Telugu retained tenth spot with 445884 Impressions as compared to 443316 Impressions (000s) in the previous week.

     

  • Sun TV regains top spot across genres; Zee Anmol moves up

    Sun TV regains top spot across genres; Zee Anmol moves up

    MUMBAI:  Despite a drop in ratings, Sun TV regained top spot across all genres the in top ten list in week 18 of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) All India data, pushing back the IPL season 9 packed Sony Max to number two.  Zee Anmol moved up two places from 9 in week 17 to 7th rank in week 18.

    Sun TV with 907221 Impression (000s) in week 18 as compared to 914047 Impressions (000’s) was at the apex position across all genres.  Sony Max was pushed down to second position with in week 18 with 881523 Impressions (000s) as compared to 962992 Impressions (000’s) in week 17.

    Star Plus bagged the third position with 701000 Impressions (000s) as compared to 748672 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week. Star Plus was followed by Colors on number four with 696037 Impressions (000s) as compared to 722264 Impressions (000s) in the previous week.  

    Zee TV retained fifth space in week 18 with 651225 Impressions (000s) as compared to 576721 Impressions (000s) in the previous week. Sony Pal remained at number six with 535090 Impressions (000s) as compared to 550246 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week.  

    Zee Anmol   moved to seventh rank with 506949 Impressions (000s) as compared to 474977 Impressions (000s) in the previous week. Life OK with 473477 Impressions (000s) as compared to 495250 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week moved down to eighth slot. Star Utsav clung to eighth place 466912 Impressions as compared to 487336 Impressions (000’s) in the previous week.

    The only other regional channel in the list, Zee Telugu retained tenth spot with 445884 Impressions as compared to 443316 Impressions (000s) in the previous week.

     

  • HD channel boom imperative despite high television costs: Chrome Data’s Pankaj Krishna

    HD channel boom imperative despite high television costs: Chrome Data’s Pankaj Krishna

    MUMBAI: With digitization, the HD wave is not only hitting the Hindi general entertainment channels, but regional channels as well.  The HD channel boom began in 2015, with several broadcasters launching new HD channels or HD versions of their existing SD channels.

    According to Chrome Data Analytics & Media, with a 6-7 million (60-70 lakh) subscriber base and a 50 per cent year-on-year on growth in market size, the path of high definition may be a step in the right direction for broadcasters.

    Amongst others, even the infamous OTT platform Netflix, offers a package for Rs.650 with HD viewing to cater to high-end consumers, being one of the key reasons that the C&S industry is increasingly using non-linear modes of television.

    The overall landscape of the industry has benefitted with the introduction of HD channels as an increase in HD penetration can be seen as a driver for subscription revenue growth.

    Subscription revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 19 per cent to Rs 203 billion  (Rs 20,300 crore) driven by an increase in the declared subscriber base in DAS phase 3 and 4, increasing subscription revenue collected on ground due to channel packages and an increase in HD penetration.

    HD channels were first ad-free and solely dependent on subscription revenue, however, with time these channels have decided to monetise through introducing HD channel feeds separately for advertising revenues.

    Since the beginning of the year, several broadcasters have launched the HD version of their existing channels. After dissolving the 50:50 joint venture with Star India in 2012, Disney sports broadcaster ESPN had joined hands with Multi Screen Media (MSM) to launch two sports channel in India – Sony ESPN and Sony ESPN HD on 17 January.  Just a few days later, Times Network rolled out the HD feed of its English entertainment channel Romedy Now on 15 February.

    Viacom 18 also launched the HD feed of its music channel VH1 on 20 Feb.  In line with broadcasters tapping the high-definition space, Viacom 18 also geared up to launch its existing regional GECs (Colors Marathi, Colors Bangla and Colors Kannada), despite already having 5 HD channels currently on-air.

    Star India has successfully launched the HD feed of three of its regional SD channels, Star Jalsha and Star Jalsha Movies in HD (Bangla) with the Marathi GEC Star Pravah.

    Not only Hindi GECs or regional GECs, but now news channels have got onto to the HD wave.  On 17 April this year, ITV Network launched its English news channel NewsX in HD feed.

    Chrome Data Analytics & Media founder and CEO Pankaj Krishna explained, “The HD channel boom is imperative. The shift from standard to high definition is as organic as going from black and white to colour television. The cost of producing HD content has already been incurred, but the barrier to scale up lies in the hardware – procuring HD televisions is relatively expensive today. However, this is a cost which is already coming down and will further come down exponentially over the years, enabling more and more consumers to gain access to HD channels.”

    This ties in with the fact that rate for such channels is higher, seeing the nature of viewers of HD content. Thus, both subscription and advertising revenue have been impacted positively. While DTH operators are reaping the benefits of revenue growth owing to the ARPU and increased subscriber base with 15 percent of HD subscribers using DTH to view HD content, the only hurdle would be for MSOs to improve their marketing skills and upsell packages that constitute HD channels so that subscribers move to these packs.

    The realm that is high-definition brings along with it several benefits and certain challenges for stakeholders with more networks taking the leap to enter the market, hence changing the face of the quality of television content we watch today. 

     

  • HD channel boom imperative despite high television costs: Chrome Data’s Pankaj Krishna

    HD channel boom imperative despite high television costs: Chrome Data’s Pankaj Krishna

    MUMBAI: With digitization, the HD wave is not only hitting the Hindi general entertainment channels, but regional channels as well.  The HD channel boom began in 2015, with several broadcasters launching new HD channels or HD versions of their existing SD channels.

    According to Chrome Data Analytics & Media, with a 6-7 million (60-70 lakh) subscriber base and a 50 per cent year-on-year on growth in market size, the path of high definition may be a step in the right direction for broadcasters.

    Amongst others, even the infamous OTT platform Netflix, offers a package for Rs.650 with HD viewing to cater to high-end consumers, being one of the key reasons that the C&S industry is increasingly using non-linear modes of television.

    The overall landscape of the industry has benefitted with the introduction of HD channels as an increase in HD penetration can be seen as a driver for subscription revenue growth.

    Subscription revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 19 per cent to Rs 203 billion  (Rs 20,300 crore) driven by an increase in the declared subscriber base in DAS phase 3 and 4, increasing subscription revenue collected on ground due to channel packages and an increase in HD penetration.

    HD channels were first ad-free and solely dependent on subscription revenue, however, with time these channels have decided to monetise through introducing HD channel feeds separately for advertising revenues.

    Since the beginning of the year, several broadcasters have launched the HD version of their existing channels. After dissolving the 50:50 joint venture with Star India in 2012, Disney sports broadcaster ESPN had joined hands with Multi Screen Media (MSM) to launch two sports channel in India – Sony ESPN and Sony ESPN HD on 17 January.  Just a few days later, Times Network rolled out the HD feed of its English entertainment channel Romedy Now on 15 February.

    Viacom 18 also launched the HD feed of its music channel VH1 on 20 Feb.  In line with broadcasters tapping the high-definition space, Viacom 18 also geared up to launch its existing regional GECs (Colors Marathi, Colors Bangla and Colors Kannada), despite already having 5 HD channels currently on-air.

    Star India has successfully launched the HD feed of three of its regional SD channels, Star Jalsha and Star Jalsha Movies in HD (Bangla) with the Marathi GEC Star Pravah.

    Not only Hindi GECs or regional GECs, but now news channels have got onto to the HD wave.  On 17 April this year, ITV Network launched its English news channel NewsX in HD feed.

    Chrome Data Analytics & Media founder and CEO Pankaj Krishna explained, “The HD channel boom is imperative. The shift from standard to high definition is as organic as going from black and white to colour television. The cost of producing HD content has already been incurred, but the barrier to scale up lies in the hardware – procuring HD televisions is relatively expensive today. However, this is a cost which is already coming down and will further come down exponentially over the years, enabling more and more consumers to gain access to HD channels.”

    This ties in with the fact that rate for such channels is higher, seeing the nature of viewers of HD content. Thus, both subscription and advertising revenue have been impacted positively. While DTH operators are reaping the benefits of revenue growth owing to the ARPU and increased subscriber base with 15 percent of HD subscribers using DTH to view HD content, the only hurdle would be for MSOs to improve their marketing skills and upsell packages that constitute HD channels so that subscribers move to these packs.

    The realm that is high-definition brings along with it several benefits and certain challenges for stakeholders with more networks taking the leap to enter the market, hence changing the face of the quality of television content we watch today. 

     

  • FY-16: NDTV revenue flat

    FY-16: NDTV revenue flat

    BENGALURU: New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV) reported flat (down 1 per cent) consolidated Total Income from Operations (TIO, revenue) for the year ended 31 March 2016 (FY-16, current year) as compared to the previous year. The company reported TIO of Rs 565.76 crore in the current year as compared to Rs 571.28 crore in FY-15.

     

    Note: The unit of currency in this report is the Indian rupee – Rs (also conventionally represented by INR). The Indian numbering system or the Vedic numbering system has been used to denote money values. The basic conversion to the international norm would be:

    (a) 100,00,000 = 100 lakh = 10,000,000 = 10 million = 1 crore.

    (b) 10,000 lakh = 100 crore = 1 arab = 1 billion.

     

    NDTV’s reported 3.8 percent year-on year (y-o-y) growth in TIO for the quarter ended 31 March 2016 (Q4-16, current quarter) at Rs 169.74 crore as compared to Rs 163.45 crore and 14.4 percent quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) growth as compared to Rs 148.41 crore for Q3-2016.

     

    The company reported a higher loss for FY-16 at Rs 54.82 crore as compared to a loss of Rs 44.03 crore in FY-15. Loss in Q4-16 was however lower at Rs 0.77 crore as compared to a loss of Rs 17.21 crore in Q4-15 and a loss of Rs 12.54 crore in the immediate trailing quarter.

     

    NDTV reported an operating loss (EBIDTA) in FY-16 at Rs 22.45 crore as compared to an operating profit of Rs 32.93 crore (5.8 percent margin) in the previous year. EBIDTA in Q4-16 was Rs 8.25 crore (4.9 percent margin), 61.6 percent lower than the EBIDTA of Rs 21.50 crore (13.2 percent margin). The company reported an operating loss in Q3-16 at Rs 4.45 crore.

     

    Segment numbers

     

    NDTV’s Television Media and related operations (Television) segment reported almost flat (0.8 percent higher) revenue of Rs 559.13 crore as compared to Rs 554.63 crore in FY-15. The segment reported 7.7 percent y-o-y growth in revenue for Q1-16 at Rs 169.27 crore as compared to Rs 157.09 crore and a 14.4 percent q-o-q growth as compared to Rs 147.96 crore in Q3-16.

     

    Television segment reported an operating loss of 11.26 crore in FY-16 as compared to an operating profit of Rs 31.92 crore in FY-15. The segment reported an operating profit of 13.14 crore in Q4-16, 49 percent lower than Rs 25.78 crore in Q4-15. Television segments had reported an operating loss of Rs 3.44 crore in Q3-16.

     

    NDTV’s Retail/eCommerce (eCommerce) segment reported 17.5 percent decline in revenue at Rs 16.14 crore in FY-16 as compared to Rs 19.57 crore in the previous fiscal. eCommerce segment’s revenue in Q4-16 declined 62.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 2.57 crore  as compared to Rs 6.80 crore and declined 33.2 percent q-o-q from Rs 3.85 crore. The segment’s reported a higher operating loss in FY-16 at Rs 36.10 crore as compared to an operating loss of Rs 23.67 crore in FY-15. The segment’s operating loss in Q4-16 at Rs 10.30 crore was higher than the operating loss of Rs 9.99 crore in Q1-15 and higher than the operating loss of Rs 6.50 crore in Q4-15.

     

    Let us look at the other numbers reported by NDTV

     

    Total Expenditure (TE) in FY-16 increased 8.1 percent to Rs 624.47 crore (110.4 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 577.89 crore (101.2 percent of TIO) in FY-15. TE in the current quarter increased 12.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 169.87 crore (100.1 percent of IO) as compared to Rs 151.34 crore (92.6 percent of TIO) and grew 6.2 percent q-o-q from Rs 159.89 crore (107.7 percent of TIO) in Q3-2016.

     

    NDTV’s consolidated Production Expense (PE) increased 1.2 percent in FY-16 to Rs 121.72 crore (21.5 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 120.25 crore (21 percent of TIO) in FY-15. PE increased 22.3 percent y-o-y to Rs 41.09 crore (24.2 percent of TIO) from Rs 33.32 crore (20.4 percent of TIO) and grew 33.1 percent q-o-q from Rs 30.42 crore (20.5 percent of TIO).

     

    The company’s Marketing, distribution and promotional expense (Marketing expense) in the current year increased 20.7 percent to Rs 128.63 (22.7 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 106.57 crore (18.7 percent of TIO) in FY-15. Marketing expense in the current quarter increased 30.4 percent y-o-y to Rs Rs 32.52 crore (19.2 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 24.93 crore (15.3 percent of TIO) but was 10.9 percent lower q-o-q from Rs 36.50 crore (24.6 percent of TIO).

     

    NDTV’s Employee Benefit Expense (EBE) in FY-16 increased 9.7 percent to Rs 201.36 crore (35.6 percent of TIO) from Rs 183.55 crore (32.1 percent of TIO) in FY-15. EBE in Q4-16 increased 17.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 52.25 crore ( 30.8 percent of TIO)  from Rs 44.57 crore ( 27.3 percent of TIO) and increased 3.2 percent q-o-q from Rs 50.72 crore (34.2 percent of TIO).

     

    Operating and administration expenses (Admin expenses) in FY-16 increased 8.8 percent to Rs 132.76 crore (23.5 percent of TIO) from Rs 121.98 crore (21.4 percent of TIO) in FY-15. Admin expense in Q4-16 increased 13.9 percent y-o-y to Rs 36.72 crore (21.6 percent of TIO) from Rs 32.25 crore (19.7 percent of TIO) and grew 6.1 percent q-o-q from Rs 34.60 crore (23.3 percent of TIO).

    Finance Costs in the current year declined 3.4 percent to Rs 20.76 crore (3.7 percent of TIO) from Rs 21.48 crore (3.8 percent of TIO). Finance cost in the current quarter declined 12.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 4.66 crore (2.7 percent of TIO) from Rs  5.31 crore (3.2 percent of TIO) and declined 11.9 percent q-o-q from Rs 5.49 crore (3.6 percent of TIO).

     

    Company speak

     

    The NDTV board has decided to consider re-structuring / de-merger and separate listing of NDTV Convergence (ndtv.com) to unlock shareholder value. Ndtv.com is one of India’s most successful Internet businesses with a global reach and more than 65 million (6.5 crore) unique visitors a month. NDTV Convergence has been consistently profitable.

     

    NDVT’s eCommerce business

     

    Gadgets360.com – achieved a Gross Merchandize Value (GMV) of Rs 27 crores while maintaining a positive contribution margin per unit as well as total gross margin. The portal is now bigger than next 5 Indian tech sites combined.

     

    CarAndBike.com – was the exclusive launch partner for 4 cars in the span of the last 6 months of 2015-16. The fledgling startup has already on-boarded 8 OEM’s for direct sale of cars and bikes covering 40 percent of the new car market pan India. The site includes innovative features such as the consumer-to-consumer auction engine for used cars as well as regional language content and a complete host of allied services pertaining to loans and insurance.

     

    BandBaajaa.com – launched on 6th October 2015, which aims to be a one-stop shop for wedding planning, ideas, inspiration, shopping and execution has already partnered with 2,100 vendors across 15 cities in 14 categories like venues, photographers, makeup-artists, etc.

     

    Mojarto.com – launched as an online platform aggregating artists, galleries, artisans and designers from across the sub-continent into a marketplace.

  • FY-16: NDTV revenue flat

    FY-16: NDTV revenue flat

    BENGALURU: New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV) reported flat (down 1 per cent) consolidated Total Income from Operations (TIO, revenue) for the year ended 31 March 2016 (FY-16, current year) as compared to the previous year. The company reported TIO of Rs 565.76 crore in the current year as compared to Rs 571.28 crore in FY-15.

     

    Note: The unit of currency in this report is the Indian rupee – Rs (also conventionally represented by INR). The Indian numbering system or the Vedic numbering system has been used to denote money values. The basic conversion to the international norm would be:

    (a) 100,00,000 = 100 lakh = 10,000,000 = 10 million = 1 crore.

    (b) 10,000 lakh = 100 crore = 1 arab = 1 billion.

     

    NDTV’s reported 3.8 percent year-on year (y-o-y) growth in TIO for the quarter ended 31 March 2016 (Q4-16, current quarter) at Rs 169.74 crore as compared to Rs 163.45 crore and 14.4 percent quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) growth as compared to Rs 148.41 crore for Q3-2016.

     

    The company reported a higher loss for FY-16 at Rs 54.82 crore as compared to a loss of Rs 44.03 crore in FY-15. Loss in Q4-16 was however lower at Rs 0.77 crore as compared to a loss of Rs 17.21 crore in Q4-15 and a loss of Rs 12.54 crore in the immediate trailing quarter.

     

    NDTV reported an operating loss (EBIDTA) in FY-16 at Rs 22.45 crore as compared to an operating profit of Rs 32.93 crore (5.8 percent margin) in the previous year. EBIDTA in Q4-16 was Rs 8.25 crore (4.9 percent margin), 61.6 percent lower than the EBIDTA of Rs 21.50 crore (13.2 percent margin). The company reported an operating loss in Q3-16 at Rs 4.45 crore.

     

    Segment numbers

     

    NDTV’s Television Media and related operations (Television) segment reported almost flat (0.8 percent higher) revenue of Rs 559.13 crore as compared to Rs 554.63 crore in FY-15. The segment reported 7.7 percent y-o-y growth in revenue for Q1-16 at Rs 169.27 crore as compared to Rs 157.09 crore and a 14.4 percent q-o-q growth as compared to Rs 147.96 crore in Q3-16.

     

    Television segment reported an operating loss of 11.26 crore in FY-16 as compared to an operating profit of Rs 31.92 crore in FY-15. The segment reported an operating profit of 13.14 crore in Q4-16, 49 percent lower than Rs 25.78 crore in Q4-15. Television segments had reported an operating loss of Rs 3.44 crore in Q3-16.

     

    NDTV’s Retail/eCommerce (eCommerce) segment reported 17.5 percent decline in revenue at Rs 16.14 crore in FY-16 as compared to Rs 19.57 crore in the previous fiscal. eCommerce segment’s revenue in Q4-16 declined 62.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 2.57 crore  as compared to Rs 6.80 crore and declined 33.2 percent q-o-q from Rs 3.85 crore. The segment’s reported a higher operating loss in FY-16 at Rs 36.10 crore as compared to an operating loss of Rs 23.67 crore in FY-15. The segment’s operating loss in Q4-16 at Rs 10.30 crore was higher than the operating loss of Rs 9.99 crore in Q1-15 and higher than the operating loss of Rs 6.50 crore in Q4-15.

     

    Let us look at the other numbers reported by NDTV

     

    Total Expenditure (TE) in FY-16 increased 8.1 percent to Rs 624.47 crore (110.4 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 577.89 crore (101.2 percent of TIO) in FY-15. TE in the current quarter increased 12.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 169.87 crore (100.1 percent of IO) as compared to Rs 151.34 crore (92.6 percent of TIO) and grew 6.2 percent q-o-q from Rs 159.89 crore (107.7 percent of TIO) in Q3-2016.

     

    NDTV’s consolidated Production Expense (PE) increased 1.2 percent in FY-16 to Rs 121.72 crore (21.5 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 120.25 crore (21 percent of TIO) in FY-15. PE increased 22.3 percent y-o-y to Rs 41.09 crore (24.2 percent of TIO) from Rs 33.32 crore (20.4 percent of TIO) and grew 33.1 percent q-o-q from Rs 30.42 crore (20.5 percent of TIO).

     

    The company’s Marketing, distribution and promotional expense (Marketing expense) in the current year increased 20.7 percent to Rs 128.63 (22.7 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 106.57 crore (18.7 percent of TIO) in FY-15. Marketing expense in the current quarter increased 30.4 percent y-o-y to Rs Rs 32.52 crore (19.2 percent of TIO) as compared to Rs 24.93 crore (15.3 percent of TIO) but was 10.9 percent lower q-o-q from Rs 36.50 crore (24.6 percent of TIO).

     

    NDTV’s Employee Benefit Expense (EBE) in FY-16 increased 9.7 percent to Rs 201.36 crore (35.6 percent of TIO) from Rs 183.55 crore (32.1 percent of TIO) in FY-15. EBE in Q4-16 increased 17.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 52.25 crore ( 30.8 percent of TIO)  from Rs 44.57 crore ( 27.3 percent of TIO) and increased 3.2 percent q-o-q from Rs 50.72 crore (34.2 percent of TIO).

     

    Operating and administration expenses (Admin expenses) in FY-16 increased 8.8 percent to Rs 132.76 crore (23.5 percent of TIO) from Rs 121.98 crore (21.4 percent of TIO) in FY-15. Admin expense in Q4-16 increased 13.9 percent y-o-y to Rs 36.72 crore (21.6 percent of TIO) from Rs 32.25 crore (19.7 percent of TIO) and grew 6.1 percent q-o-q from Rs 34.60 crore (23.3 percent of TIO).

    Finance Costs in the current year declined 3.4 percent to Rs 20.76 crore (3.7 percent of TIO) from Rs 21.48 crore (3.8 percent of TIO). Finance cost in the current quarter declined 12.2 percent y-o-y to Rs 4.66 crore (2.7 percent of TIO) from Rs  5.31 crore (3.2 percent of TIO) and declined 11.9 percent q-o-q from Rs 5.49 crore (3.6 percent of TIO).

     

    Company speak

     

    The NDTV board has decided to consider re-structuring / de-merger and separate listing of NDTV Convergence (ndtv.com) to unlock shareholder value. Ndtv.com is one of India’s most successful Internet businesses with a global reach and more than 65 million (6.5 crore) unique visitors a month. NDTV Convergence has been consistently profitable.

     

    NDVT’s eCommerce business

     

    Gadgets360.com – achieved a Gross Merchandize Value (GMV) of Rs 27 crores while maintaining a positive contribution margin per unit as well as total gross margin. The portal is now bigger than next 5 Indian tech sites combined.

     

    CarAndBike.com – was the exclusive launch partner for 4 cars in the span of the last 6 months of 2015-16. The fledgling startup has already on-boarded 8 OEM’s for direct sale of cars and bikes covering 40 percent of the new car market pan India. The site includes innovative features such as the consumer-to-consumer auction engine for used cars as well as regional language content and a complete host of allied services pertaining to loans and insurance.

     

    BandBaajaa.com – launched on 6th October 2015, which aims to be a one-stop shop for wedding planning, ideas, inspiration, shopping and execution has already partnered with 2,100 vendors across 15 cities in 14 categories like venues, photographers, makeup-artists, etc.

     

    Mojarto.com – launched as an online platform aggregating artists, galleries, artisans and designers from across the sub-continent into a marketplace.

  • BARC week 17: Nick dominated the kids genre with Motu Patlu

    BARC week 17: Nick dominated the kids genre with Motu Patlu

    MUMBAI: Week 17 saw Viacom 18’s Nick staying strong in its top position as per  Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India’s all India (U+R) data in NCCS All 4-14 Individuals category.

    The channel has bagged a  90790 (000s sums) ratings, followed by Turner International’s  Pogo TV with 83948 (000s sums) and Hungama on the third spot with 69233 (000s sums) ratings.

    Turner International’s Cartoon Network  wason the fourth spot with a viewership rating of 64472(000s sums), while Disney Channel came last amongst the five most watched channels in the genre with a rating of 64360 (000s sums).

    When it comes to top five programs in the kids genre, Nick’s Motu Patlu Kungfu Kings stole the show with a rating of 944 (000s sums) closely followed by Chhota Bheem & Krishna: Pataliputra- City of the Dead  with  817 (000s sums) ratings.

    Nick’s  Motu Patlu Deep Sea Adventure  took the third spot with a slightly lower rating of  744(000s sums), while  the Pogo TV’s  Tashi   took the fourth spot  with a viewership rating of 675 (000s sums)  followed  by the same channel’s  Chhota Bheem: Paanch Ajoobe at the last spot with 658 (000s sums) ratings.

  • BARC week 17: Nick dominated the kids genre with Motu Patlu

    BARC week 17: Nick dominated the kids genre with Motu Patlu

    MUMBAI: Week 17 saw Viacom 18’s Nick staying strong in its top position as per  Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India’s all India (U+R) data in NCCS All 4-14 Individuals category.

    The channel has bagged a  90790 (000s sums) ratings, followed by Turner International’s  Pogo TV with 83948 (000s sums) and Hungama on the third spot with 69233 (000s sums) ratings.

    Turner International’s Cartoon Network  wason the fourth spot with a viewership rating of 64472(000s sums), while Disney Channel came last amongst the five most watched channels in the genre with a rating of 64360 (000s sums).

    When it comes to top five programs in the kids genre, Nick’s Motu Patlu Kungfu Kings stole the show with a rating of 944 (000s sums) closely followed by Chhota Bheem & Krishna: Pataliputra- City of the Dead  with  817 (000s sums) ratings.

    Nick’s  Motu Patlu Deep Sea Adventure  took the third spot with a slightly lower rating of  744(000s sums), while  the Pogo TV’s  Tashi   took the fourth spot  with a viewership rating of 675 (000s sums)  followed  by the same channel’s  Chhota Bheem: Paanch Ajoobe at the last spot with 658 (000s sums) ratings.

  • BARC week 17: Times Now, CNBC TV 18, India TV and CNBC Awaaz lead news genre

    BARC week 17: Times Now, CNBC TV 18, India TV and CNBC Awaaz lead news genre

    MUMBAI: According to week 17 of BARC India rating, English News was lead by Times Now. CNBC 18 was at top spot in English business news. India TV was number one in Hindi News and CNBC Awaz in Hindi Business News.  

    English News

    Times Now continued its apex position in the genre with 404 Impressions (000s). CNN News 18 with 168 Impressions (000s) held second position, followed byNDTV 24×7 with 132 Impressions (000s) at third position. India Today Television was at fourth position with 129 Impressions (000s). News 9 was at the fifth spot with 108 Impressions (000s). 

    English Business News

    CNBC TV 18 with 116 Impressions (000s) was on the top position, followed by ET with 72 Impressions (000s) at second spot. NDTV Profit and NDTV with 29 Impressions (000s) and Bloombery TV with 3 Impressions (000s) were at third and fourth spots respectively.

    Hindi News

    India TV lead Hindi news genre with 67903 Impressions (000s), followed by Aaj Tak with 56253 Impressions (000s).

    ABP News was at third position with 38875 Impressions (000s). India News was on fourth position with 34367 Impressions (000s). News Nation was at last spot with 33905 Impressions (000s). 

    Hindi Business News

    CNBC Awaaz with 676 Impressions (000s) was on first position, followed by Zee Business with 430 Impressions (000s).

  • BARC week 17: Times Now, CNBC TV 18, India TV and CNBC Awaaz lead news genre

    BARC week 17: Times Now, CNBC TV 18, India TV and CNBC Awaaz lead news genre

    MUMBAI: According to week 17 of BARC India rating, English News was lead by Times Now. CNBC 18 was at top spot in English business news. India TV was number one in Hindi News and CNBC Awaz in Hindi Business News.  

    English News

    Times Now continued its apex position in the genre with 404 Impressions (000s). CNN News 18 with 168 Impressions (000s) held second position, followed byNDTV 24×7 with 132 Impressions (000s) at third position. India Today Television was at fourth position with 129 Impressions (000s). News 9 was at the fifth spot with 108 Impressions (000s). 

    English Business News

    CNBC TV 18 with 116 Impressions (000s) was on the top position, followed by ET with 72 Impressions (000s) at second spot. NDTV Profit and NDTV with 29 Impressions (000s) and Bloombery TV with 3 Impressions (000s) were at third and fourth spots respectively.

    Hindi News

    India TV lead Hindi news genre with 67903 Impressions (000s), followed by Aaj Tak with 56253 Impressions (000s).

    ABP News was at third position with 38875 Impressions (000s). India News was on fourth position with 34367 Impressions (000s). News Nation was at last spot with 33905 Impressions (000s). 

    Hindi Business News

    CNBC Awaaz with 676 Impressions (000s) was on first position, followed by Zee Business with 430 Impressions (000s).