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  • 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).

  • Zee is most trusted television brand: Brand Trust Report 2016

    Zee is most trusted television brand: Brand Trust Report 2016

    BENGALURU: Last year, the Subhash Chandra led Zee brand was ranked at first place in the Media category in Blue Lotus Communications’ Most Attractive Brands 2015 Report (MAB 2015) by the TRA (formerly Trust Research Advisory). This year, the sixth edition of the Brand Trust Report (BTR) brought out by the same company, ranks Zee as the most trusted brand in the Media–TV category.

    Zee is also the most trusted brand in the Hindi GEC category as per the report.  Zee’s ranking among the top 1,000 trusted brands in India has improved by 15 places to 176 all India in BTR-2016 from 191 in BTR-2015. Overall, across all categories of Media in India, Zee is the third most trusted brand in India as per BTR-2016.

    In the Media-TV category, Zee is followed by Star Gold and Zee News in descending order of BTR ranks.

    In the Television Hindi-GEC category, Zee is followed by Star Gold at second place which at BTR rank of 224. Star Gold has entered the list for the first time. Star Plus at third place has BTR ranking of 328 in 2016 as compared to 579 in 2015.

    As per the report, Zee Media Corporation’s Zee News is the most trusted brand in the Television-Hindi News category and the third most trusted brand in the Media-TV category. Zee News has entered BTR’s most trusted 1,000 brands with a ranking of 226, just two places lower than Star Gold.

    In the Television-Hindi-News category, Zee News is followed by Aaj Tak with a BTR ranking of 238 in 2016 as compared to 947 in the previous year’s edition. ABP News stands at third place in the category with a rank of 436, declining by 84 places from the rank of 352 in BTR-2015. Television-English News has only one entry-BBC with a BTR-2016 ranking of 538 as compared to a BTR-2015 ranking of 583.

    In BTR-2016, Hindustan Times leads all media brands across all media categories in India with a BTR rank of 112, with an improvement of 316 ranks. Last year Hindustan Times had a BTR rank of 428. As mentioned above, overall among all Media brands, Zee stands at number 3, behind Fever FM which has entered the BTR rankings with a rank of 156 this year.

    In the Media-Radio FM category, Fever FM is followed by 92.7 Big FM with a BTR rank of 370 in 2016 as compared to a BTR rank of 890 last year. At third place is 98.3 Radio Mirchi FM with a BTR rank of 533 in this year as compared to a BTR rank of 904 last year.

    Hindustan Times leads the Media-Print category in Newspapers-English, followed by The Times of India with a BTR ranking of 205 in 2016 as against a ranking of 340 last year. ZMCL’s print publication DNA stands third in the category with a BTR rank of 240 in this year as compared to a rank of 626 last year.

    The Brand Trust Report, India Study, is a comparison of the trust held in brands. TRA says that BTR-2016, the sixth in its series, is the result of a comprehensive primary research conducted on the proprietary 61-Attribute Trust Matrix of TRA. This year’s study involved 18000 hours of fieldwork covering 2,500 consumer-influencers across 16 cities in India and generated 6 million datapoints and 20,000 unique brands from which the top 1000 brands have been listed in this year’s report. The 200 page, hardbound report is available for Rs. 14,000/-.

  • Zee is most trusted television brand: Brand Trust Report 2016

    Zee is most trusted television brand: Brand Trust Report 2016

    BENGALURU: Last year, the Subhash Chandra led Zee brand was ranked at first place in the Media category in Blue Lotus Communications’ Most Attractive Brands 2015 Report (MAB 2015) by the TRA (formerly Trust Research Advisory). This year, the sixth edition of the Brand Trust Report (BTR) brought out by the same company, ranks Zee as the most trusted brand in the Media–TV category.

    Zee is also the most trusted brand in the Hindi GEC category as per the report.  Zee’s ranking among the top 1,000 trusted brands in India has improved by 15 places to 176 all India in BTR-2016 from 191 in BTR-2015. Overall, across all categories of Media in India, Zee is the third most trusted brand in India as per BTR-2016.

    In the Media-TV category, Zee is followed by Star Gold and Zee News in descending order of BTR ranks.

    In the Television Hindi-GEC category, Zee is followed by Star Gold at second place which at BTR rank of 224. Star Gold has entered the list for the first time. Star Plus at third place has BTR ranking of 328 in 2016 as compared to 579 in 2015.

    As per the report, Zee Media Corporation’s Zee News is the most trusted brand in the Television-Hindi News category and the third most trusted brand in the Media-TV category. Zee News has entered BTR’s most trusted 1,000 brands with a ranking of 226, just two places lower than Star Gold.

    In the Television-Hindi-News category, Zee News is followed by Aaj Tak with a BTR ranking of 238 in 2016 as compared to 947 in the previous year’s edition. ABP News stands at third place in the category with a rank of 436, declining by 84 places from the rank of 352 in BTR-2015. Television-English News has only one entry-BBC with a BTR-2016 ranking of 538 as compared to a BTR-2015 ranking of 583.

    In BTR-2016, Hindustan Times leads all media brands across all media categories in India with a BTR rank of 112, with an improvement of 316 ranks. Last year Hindustan Times had a BTR rank of 428. As mentioned above, overall among all Media brands, Zee stands at number 3, behind Fever FM which has entered the BTR rankings with a rank of 156 this year.

    In the Media-Radio FM category, Fever FM is followed by 92.7 Big FM with a BTR rank of 370 in 2016 as compared to a BTR rank of 890 last year. At third place is 98.3 Radio Mirchi FM with a BTR rank of 533 in this year as compared to a BTR rank of 904 last year.

    Hindustan Times leads the Media-Print category in Newspapers-English, followed by The Times of India with a BTR ranking of 205 in 2016 as against a ranking of 340 last year. ZMCL’s print publication DNA stands third in the category with a BTR rank of 240 in this year as compared to a rank of 626 last year.

    The Brand Trust Report, India Study, is a comparison of the trust held in brands. TRA says that BTR-2016, the sixth in its series, is the result of a comprehensive primary research conducted on the proprietary 61-Attribute Trust Matrix of TRA. This year’s study involved 18000 hours of fieldwork covering 2,500 consumer-influencers across 16 cities in India and generated 6 million datapoints and 20,000 unique brands from which the top 1000 brands have been listed in this year’s report. The 200 page, hardbound report is available for Rs. 14,000/-.

  • News X and India News enter top 5 list in English and Hindi news genres respectively

    News X and India News enter top 5 list in English and Hindi news genres respectively

    MUMBAI: Times Now continued to lead the English news genre, while CNBC TV18 dominated the English business news space according to week 10 Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) all India data,. News X entered the English news genre top 5 list, News Nation exited the Hindi news space making way for India News in the top 5 list. Meanwhile, Aaj Tak and CNBC Awaaz secured their number one position in the Hindi news and Hindi business news genre respectively.  

    English News

    Despite a decline in ratings, Times Now continued to lead the English news space with 330 (‘000s) as compared to 419 (‘000s) in week 9. India Today Television jumped to the second spot with 242 (‘000s) followed by NDTV 24×7 at the third position with 146 (‘000s). CNN IBN bagged the fourth position with 142 (‘000s). News X entered the top 5 list taking the fifth position with 119 (‘000s).

    English Business News

    CNBC TV18 secured  first position with 316 (‘000s) followed by ET Now with 251 (‘000s) at the second place. NDTV Profit and NDTV Prime garnered 65 (‘000s)  to take fourth place, while Bloomberg TV observed a downfall in the ratings at 12 (‘000s) and stood fourth position.

    Hindi News

    Aaj Tak stood at the first spot with a decline in the ratings this week to 87008 (‘000s), while India TV took the second position with 71704 (‘000s).  ABP News with 53433 (‘000s) and India News with 51864 (‘000s) grabbed the third and the fourth positions respectively while Zee News took the fifth berth with 49982 (‘000s).

    Hindi Business News

    CNBC Awaaz saw a decrease in the ratings but still had the first spot with 1172 (‘000s) as against 1351 (‘000s) in week 9. Zee Business stood at the second spot with 710 (‘000s).

  • News X and India News enter top 5 list in English and Hindi news genres respectively

    News X and India News enter top 5 list in English and Hindi news genres respectively

    MUMBAI: Times Now continued to lead the English news genre, while CNBC TV18 dominated the English business news space according to week 10 Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) all India data,. News X entered the English news genre top 5 list, News Nation exited the Hindi news space making way for India News in the top 5 list. Meanwhile, Aaj Tak and CNBC Awaaz secured their number one position in the Hindi news and Hindi business news genre respectively.  

    English News

    Despite a decline in ratings, Times Now continued to lead the English news space with 330 (‘000s) as compared to 419 (‘000s) in week 9. India Today Television jumped to the second spot with 242 (‘000s) followed by NDTV 24×7 at the third position with 146 (‘000s). CNN IBN bagged the fourth position with 142 (‘000s). News X entered the top 5 list taking the fifth position with 119 (‘000s).

    English Business News

    CNBC TV18 secured  first position with 316 (‘000s) followed by ET Now with 251 (‘000s) at the second place. NDTV Profit and NDTV Prime garnered 65 (‘000s)  to take fourth place, while Bloomberg TV observed a downfall in the ratings at 12 (‘000s) and stood fourth position.

    Hindi News

    Aaj Tak stood at the first spot with a decline in the ratings this week to 87008 (‘000s), while India TV took the second position with 71704 (‘000s).  ABP News with 53433 (‘000s) and India News with 51864 (‘000s) grabbed the third and the fourth positions respectively while Zee News took the fifth berth with 49982 (‘000s).

    Hindi Business News

    CNBC Awaaz saw a decrease in the ratings but still had the first spot with 1172 (‘000s) as against 1351 (‘000s) in week 9. Zee Business stood at the second spot with 710 (‘000s).

  • Times Now & ET Now gain; Aaj Tak & CNBC Awaaz decline in ratings

    Times Now & ET Now gain; Aaj Tak & CNBC Awaaz decline in ratings

    MUMBAI: In week 7 of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India, Times Now continued to dominate the English news genre while in the Business news genre, ET Now retained its numero uno slot with an increase in ratings.

    On the other hand, Aaj Tak led the Hindi news genre, whereas even after a decline in ratings CNBC Awaaz continued to dominate the Hindi business news genre. 

    English News

    Times Now with an increase in ratings remained as the undisputed leader in the English news space with 563 (‘000s) as against 404 (‘000s) in week 6. India Today Television took the second spot with 243 (‘000s). NDTV 24×7 with 223 (‘000s) and CNN IBN with 149 (‘000s) grabbed the third and the fourth positions respectively.

    News 9 continued to maintain its place in the fifth slot with 131 (‘000s).

    English Business News

    ET Now continued to lead the English business news genre with 273 (‘000s) followed by CNBC TV18 with 223 (‘000s). NDTV Profit and NDTV Prime with 78 (‘000s) were in the third place, whereas Bloomberg TV with 11 (‘000s) grabbed the fourth position.

    Hindi News

    With a fall in ratings Aaj Tak with 77193 (‘000s) continued to dominate the space while India TV at 69739 (‘000s) with an increase in ratings stood in the second position. ABP News jumped to the number three position with 56051 (‘000s) followed by Zee News with 52604 (‘000s) in fourth place. India News fell from the third spot to number five this week with 49608 (‘000s)

    Hindi Business News

    Even after witnessing a slide in ratings CNBC Awaaz garnered the first position in the genre with 1294 (‘000s) as against 1790 (‘000s) in week 6. Zee Business with 940 (‘000s) stood at number two.

  • Times Now & ET Now gain; Aaj Tak & CNBC Awaaz decline in ratings

    Times Now & ET Now gain; Aaj Tak & CNBC Awaaz decline in ratings

    MUMBAI: In week 7 of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India, Times Now continued to dominate the English news genre while in the Business news genre, ET Now retained its numero uno slot with an increase in ratings.

    On the other hand, Aaj Tak led the Hindi news genre, whereas even after a decline in ratings CNBC Awaaz continued to dominate the Hindi business news genre. 

    English News

    Times Now with an increase in ratings remained as the undisputed leader in the English news space with 563 (‘000s) as against 404 (‘000s) in week 6. India Today Television took the second spot with 243 (‘000s). NDTV 24×7 with 223 (‘000s) and CNN IBN with 149 (‘000s) grabbed the third and the fourth positions respectively.

    News 9 continued to maintain its place in the fifth slot with 131 (‘000s).

    English Business News

    ET Now continued to lead the English business news genre with 273 (‘000s) followed by CNBC TV18 with 223 (‘000s). NDTV Profit and NDTV Prime with 78 (‘000s) were in the third place, whereas Bloomberg TV with 11 (‘000s) grabbed the fourth position.

    Hindi News

    With a fall in ratings Aaj Tak with 77193 (‘000s) continued to dominate the space while India TV at 69739 (‘000s) with an increase in ratings stood in the second position. ABP News jumped to the number three position with 56051 (‘000s) followed by Zee News with 52604 (‘000s) in fourth place. India News fell from the third spot to number five this week with 49608 (‘000s)

    Hindi Business News

    Even after witnessing a slide in ratings CNBC Awaaz garnered the first position in the genre with 1294 (‘000s) as against 1790 (‘000s) in week 6. Zee Business with 940 (‘000s) stood at number two.

  • Times Now, Aaj Tak & ET Now lead news genre: BARC ratings week 51

    Times Now, Aaj Tak & ET Now lead news genre: BARC ratings week 51

    MUMBAI: Following the age old saying ‘All’s well that ends well,’ Times Now ends the year on top of the chart with 507 (000s Sum). The channel led by Arnab Goswami slipped from the top spot just once in the entire calendar year.

    On the other hand, NDTV 24×7 with 229 (000s Sum) secured the second position over India Today Television, which garnered 207 (000s Sum).

    Times Now is not the only success story for Times Network, the business news channel under the umbrella ET Now with 151 (000s Sum) finished the year in pole position. While NDTV Profit climbed up to the second slot with 93 (000s Sum), CNBC with 82 (000s Sum) booked the third berth.

    Aaj Tak with 73183 (000s Sum) led the Hindi News genre followed by India TV with 57156 (000s Sum). ABP News garnered 51239 (000s Sum) to secure the third slot.

  • Aaj Tak leads tally with a reach of over 100 million

    Aaj Tak leads tally with a reach of over 100 million

    MUMBAI: The current leader in the Hindi News channels’ genre Aaj Tak has managed to garner a reach over 100 million Hindi Speaking Market (HSM) viewers for four weeks in a row as per Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India analysis (Mkt – HSM (U+R), TG – 4+ Yrs, NCCS All, Wk -46 -49’ 15, Avg Weekly Coverage).

    With this feat, Aaj Tak has managed to widen the gap between itself and the other trailing news channels.

    India Today group CEO Ashish Bagga said, “As the undisputed leader, Aaj Tak is not just the torchbearer of society but also of the news industry in India. The channel has always reached great heights and paved the way with its thought leadership initiatives and journalistic excellence. I congratulate the entire team at Aaj Tak for this milestone.”

    “In addition to Aaj Tak crossing the 100 million mark, the channel also held the distinction of being the clear No. 1 channel across all important TGs during this period (Source: BARC Rating System, Mkt – HSM (U+R), Period: Wk 46 – 49’ 15, Share %),” the channel said in a media statement.

    In terms of cumulative reach, Aaj Tak is followed by ABP News with a reach of 87 million. India TV holds the third position with 85 million while with a reach of 79 million, News Nation is in the fourth position above IBN7, which witnessed a reach of 62 million.

  • Bihar Election results, Modi’s visit to UK and serial blasts in Paris propel the news genre

    Bihar Election results, Modi’s visit to UK and serial blasts in Paris propel the news genre

    MUMBAI: According to analysis conducted by S-Group, an Analytical arm of TAM Media Research, week 46 began with the Bihar Assembly Elections, followed by Diwali celebrations, Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the UK and ended on a sad note with the serial blasts in Paris, France.

    TAM data says that Hindi news genre in Hindi Speaking market saw a gain of 28.28 GRPs. In Hindi news section Aaj Tak led the genre with 35.54 GRPs followed by ABP News with 28.45 GRPs and Z News with 24.49 GRPs. India TV bagged fourth place with 23.44 GRPs and News Nation grabbed fifth spot with 18.76 GRPs.   

    IBN 7 with 13.54 GRPs bagged sixth berth. News 24 and TEZ garnered seventh and eighth spot with 11.78 GRPs and 11.18 GRPs respectively. India News stood at ninth place with 10.26 GRPS followed by NDTV India with 9.13 GRPs on tenth spot and DD News with 4.24 GRPs on eleventh spot. Live India and Samay stood on the twelfth and thirteenth spot with 3.68 GRPs and 0.83 GRPs respectively.  

    The English News genre witnessed a total gain of 3.91 GRPs.  Times Now  led the tally with 4.32 GRPs followed by NDTV 24×7 in second place with 2.38 GRPs and India Today with 1.94 GRPs. CNN-IBN  bagged fourth place with 1.40 GRPs and News 9  with 0.73 GRPs garnered the fifth spot in the genre.  News X stood at sixth spot with 0.72 GRPs against 0.75 GRPs in week 45. BBC World News and CNN bagged the seventh and eighth spots with 0.29 GRPs each.

    The News genre saw a rise in viewership this week. The rise was contributed due to the rise in both Reach and Time Spent. Hindi and English News genres saw a 17 per cent and 44 per cent rise with respect to (wrt) the previous week, respectively.

    The major stories this week were the Bihar Assembly Elections, Attacks in Paris and Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the UK etc. These three stories together were given 54 per cent coverage in the Hindi news genre and 63 per cent coverage in the English News genre. Report on Diwali celebrations was also given decent coverage and received average viewership.

    In the contribution of top stories to the news genre, 39 percent of viewership was devoted to results of Bihar Assembly Election, whereas PM Narendra Modi’s visit to UK got 17 percent of viewership. The serial blasts in in Paris received 6 per cent of viewership while others garnered 38 percent of the share in Hindi News genre.

    In the English news genre, 47 percent of viewership was due to the results of Bihar Assembly Election and PM Narendra Modi’s visit to UK got 22 percent of viewership. The serial blasts in Paris received 8 per cent while others garnered 23 percent of viewership.

    Amongst the three top stories, The serial blasts in Paris received higher viewership contribution from higher SECs- A/B, whereas Modi’s visit to the UK had a higher skew from SEC D/E. Also, it was the news on Paris that had the maximum skew from male viewers.

    There was a gradual drop in coverage of the Bihar Assembly Result news throughout the week.   Modi’s visit to UK witnessed the heavy coverage in mid-week. Post the serial blasts in Paris on Friday night, that news was covered heavily on Saturday.