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  • CNBC-TV18 celebrates embarking on a quarter century of excellence

    CNBC-TV18 celebrates embarking on a quarter century of excellence

    Mumbai: CNBC-TV18 proudly enters its 25th year with a legacy defined by excellence and innovation. In an era where industry dynamics constantly shift, CNBC-TV18 has defined the business news genre in this country and remained at the numero uno position. Led by a stellar team of business journalists, including Shereen Bhan, Latha Venkatesh, Anuj Singhal, Prashant Nair, and Sonia Shenoy, CNBC-TV18’s comprehensive coverage remains unrivaled. The channel stands as the preferred choice for market experts, corporate leaders, influencers, investors, and policymakers seeking in-depth insights into finance, business, economy, and more. The channel’s commitment to quality reporting has solidified its position as the go-to source for reliable, incisive, and timely information.

    CNBC TV-18 ‘s prime-time shows Bazaar, Closing Bell, and India Business Hour have informed and educated viewers day after day and night after night.

    As a purpose-driven brand, CNBC-TV18 has driven impactful initiatives, and been the thought leader for over two decades. It created the world longest running show on start-ups and entrepreneurship, the award-winning Young Turks, 22 years ago. It gave India its first dedicated auto show, Overdrive, its first A&M show, Storyboard, a dedicated show on Pharma & Healthcare, the Medicine Box, a show on all things tech, Tech At Work, the award-winning Mad About markets, a show that captures all things trending before they become the trend and so much more.

    More recently CNBC-TV18 launched Future.Female.Forward,- The Women’s Collective a campaign championing gender parity in the workplace. Also the marquee India Business Leader Awards’ celebrated it’s 19th edition by honoring exemplary leaders from the field of business, sports, and entertainment demonstrating our commitment to pursue and recognize excellence.

    The foray of the brand into the digital world has been recent but delivered on its DNA with over 65 million* viewers across the social media platforms and YouTube channel.

    The website CNBCTV18.com ensures the brand stays engaged with the audience -on TV, online, and on the move.

    Reflecting on the remarkable journey of the brand, CNBC-TV18 managing editor Shereen Bhan remarked, “Our milestone signifies the relentless pursuit of quality, a vision for the future, unswerving consistency, and a commitment to credibility. Our accountability stems from a firm dedication to our audience, and innovation remains our guiding light for embracing change.”

    As a multi-platform brand with a stronghold on both TV and Digital, CNBC-TV18 continues to evolve, adapting to the dynamic business world. The commitment to providing viewers with the news, analysis, and insights needed to navigate the complexities of today’s global economy remains unwavering.

    Here’s to CNBC-TV18, a legacy shaped by principles and dedicated to delivering excellence in every aspect of business journalism.

    *(Source – Crowdtangle, and SocialBlade November 2023)

  • NFDC Bazaar: Content evolution through socio-eco changes, expanding genres & innovative distribution to be discussed

    NFDC Bazaar: Content evolution through socio-eco changes, expanding genres & innovative distribution to be discussed

    MUMBAI: The 10th edition of NFDC Film Bazaar to be held from 20 to 24 November, 2016, at Marriott, Goa, will have a series of interesting and engaging ‘Knowledge Series’ sessions this year.

    This year a lot of focus is on technology & its impact on narratives, digitalisation and the expanding scope of monetising films (Indie included) and of course New Voices as well as the tried and tested ones — how do they hope to tell their stories and experiment with form, what are these stories as well as how do they propose to build their viewer community and engage them.

    Film Bazaar 2016 will have a Virtual Reality Sidebar and Film Bazaar VR Lounge powered by Samsung GearVR in Knowledge Series. The VR Sidebar will have three Knowledge Series sessions including a presentation by Michel Reilhac (ex-Head of Film Acquisitions at Arte France curated the VR NEXT sidebar at Cannes 2016, and has also directed 6 VR shorts) on Virtual Reality technology.

    Thithi director Raam Reddy, Sairaat director Nagraj Manjule and Kothanodi director Bhaskar Hazarika will be a part of a panel discussion on stories that are being told in Regional and Small Town India. Google, YouTube’s session will be on Building Communities and Icons and Facebook to have a session on Marketing the Indie Film and Building Communities.

    Knowledge Series, which consists of specially curated presentations, lectures and panel discussions with key decision makers and market drivers of the film industry, will have a Virtual Reality Sidebar.

    This year Film Bazaar takes the thought forward with two key Knowledge Series sessions with two of the most engaging and popularly used platforms –

    1. Google YouTube – Building Communities and Icons In Conversation with YouTube India Head of Content Operations Satya Raghavan

    2. Facebook – Marketing the Indie Film and Building Communities Presentation by Facebook Head, Media Partnerships, Saurabh Doshi

    Over multiple sessions during the four days of Film Bazaar, the Knowledge Series covers a wide range of topics including (but not limited to) the evolution of content through changing socio–economic structures, expanding genres, conventional and innovative platforms of distribution, various emerging co-production possibilities, international collaborations and treaties, and the art of navigating various film festivals and markets.

    Among the speakers are business unit heads of major media corporations (studios/producers/distributors etc.), top executives of organizations connected with the film industry, independent aggregators and content providers from across the world.

  • NFDC Bazaar: Content evolution through socio-eco changes, expanding genres & innovative distribution to be discussed

    NFDC Bazaar: Content evolution through socio-eco changes, expanding genres & innovative distribution to be discussed

    MUMBAI: The 10th edition of NFDC Film Bazaar to be held from 20 to 24 November, 2016, at Marriott, Goa, will have a series of interesting and engaging ‘Knowledge Series’ sessions this year.

    This year a lot of focus is on technology & its impact on narratives, digitalisation and the expanding scope of monetising films (Indie included) and of course New Voices as well as the tried and tested ones — how do they hope to tell their stories and experiment with form, what are these stories as well as how do they propose to build their viewer community and engage them.

    Film Bazaar 2016 will have a Virtual Reality Sidebar and Film Bazaar VR Lounge powered by Samsung GearVR in Knowledge Series. The VR Sidebar will have three Knowledge Series sessions including a presentation by Michel Reilhac (ex-Head of Film Acquisitions at Arte France curated the VR NEXT sidebar at Cannes 2016, and has also directed 6 VR shorts) on Virtual Reality technology.

    Thithi director Raam Reddy, Sairaat director Nagraj Manjule and Kothanodi director Bhaskar Hazarika will be a part of a panel discussion on stories that are being told in Regional and Small Town India. Google, YouTube’s session will be on Building Communities and Icons and Facebook to have a session on Marketing the Indie Film and Building Communities.

    Knowledge Series, which consists of specially curated presentations, lectures and panel discussions with key decision makers and market drivers of the film industry, will have a Virtual Reality Sidebar.

    This year Film Bazaar takes the thought forward with two key Knowledge Series sessions with two of the most engaging and popularly used platforms –

    1. Google YouTube – Building Communities and Icons In Conversation with YouTube India Head of Content Operations Satya Raghavan

    2. Facebook – Marketing the Indie Film and Building Communities Presentation by Facebook Head, Media Partnerships, Saurabh Doshi

    Over multiple sessions during the four days of Film Bazaar, the Knowledge Series covers a wide range of topics including (but not limited to) the evolution of content through changing socio–economic structures, expanding genres, conventional and innovative platforms of distribution, various emerging co-production possibilities, international collaborations and treaties, and the art of navigating various film festivals and markets.

    Among the speakers are business unit heads of major media corporations (studios/producers/distributors etc.), top executives of organizations connected with the film industry, independent aggregators and content providers from across the world.

  • National Film Archive of India to pay homage to Smita Patil

    National Film Archive of India to pay homage to Smita Patil

    NEW DELHI: A two-day film festival to remember versatile actress Smita Patil on her sixtieth birth anniversary is being held by the National Film Archive of India (NFAI) in Pune.

    ‘Remembering Smita’ on 17 and 18 October will also showcase a rare poster and photo exhibition on her from the NFAI collection.

    The festival will showcase eight films including her debut short film Teevra Madhyam. Other films includeBhavni Bahvai, Akaler Sandhaney, Jait Re Jait, Bazaar, Debshishu, Tarang, and Chidambaram. Out of these films, three films – Akaler Sandhaney, Jait Re Jait and Chidambaram have been restored by NFAI.

    The Festival is a tribute to the multi-talented actress who died on 13 December, 1986 at the age of 31 due to childbirth complications.

    The festival would be inaugurated on 17 October at 11 am by actor Amol Palekar.

    A panel discussion on Patil will be held at 6 pm on 18 October with Dr Jabbar Patel, Dr Mohan Agashe and Lalita Tamhane as participants. The discussion would deliberate upon her unique style, her acting career and contribution to the film industry.

    The venue for the festival is NFAI campus, Law College road, Pune.

    A film, television and theatre personality regarded as one of the finest actresses of all time, Patil worked in around 80 Hindi, Marathi, Malayalam and Bengali films. She left her mark with two National film awards for best actress and Padma Shri in 1985.

    Born on 17 October, 1955, Patil graduated from the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in Puneand made her film debut with Shyam Benegal’s Charandas Chor (1975). Some of the other films that sheappeared in include Manthan (1977), Bhumika (1977), Aakrosh (1980), Chakra (1981), Chidambaram (1985), Mirch Masala (1985) and Namak Halaal amongst others.

    The schedule of the festival is as below,

    Inauguration: 17 October, 2015 at 11 am