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MUMBAI: It had been pacing on the sidelines for the past seven weeks, waiting to reoccupy the second slot in the Hindi GEC sweepstakes. And week...
MUMBAI: In a move that threatens to derail several top-of-the-line production houses which make a chunk of their profits from the advance sale of satellite rights,...
MUMBAI: After losing 74 GRPs last week, the Hindi GEC genre has bounced back adding 116 GRPs in the week ended 11 August. Zee TV‘s flagship...
MUMBAI: A fight for the top spot in the Hindi general entertainment channel (GEC) hierarchy is finally surfacing. The gap between the top two positions has...
MUMBAI: Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, the celebrity dancing reality show, which will have its fifth season aired on Colors, is expected to earn ad revenues in the...
MUMBAI: Leading Hindi general entertainment channel (GEC) from Star Network bouquet, Star Plus, has gained 25 GRPs in the week ended 18 February. As per TAM...
MUMBAI: Star Plus, Sony Entertainment Television (Set) and Zee TV, three among the top four Hindi general entertainment channels (GECs), have seen an upswing in ratings...
MUMBAI: If it was the charm and charisma of Amitabh Bachchan that kept Sony Entertainment Television (Set) ahead of Colors, it is now Salman Khan who...
MUMBAI: The hype and hoopla surrounding Bigg Boss season 5 helped Colors overtake Sony Entertainment Television in its debut week. But as the ratings of the...
MUMBAI: The three-and-a-half hour debut episode of Bigg Boss 5, in which Colors unveiled the 14 housemates, has helped the channel claw back to the second...
MUMBAI: Sony Entertainment Television‘s (SET) magic run with Amitabh Bachchan at the lead continues as it scales new heights, inching closer to the market leader Star...
MUMBAI: Sony Entertainment Television (Set) is gearing up to launch a new show based on the real life account of criminals. The non-fiction series, titiled Prayaschit,...
MUMBAI: The Hindi GEC genre has expanded 41 GRPS (gross rating points) for the week ended 2 July. Also, the genre leader Star Plus, No. 4...
MUMBAI: Facing bouncers and googlies from the cricket World Cup, India‘s Hindi general entertainment channels (GECs) have regained their old order in the television audience graph...
MUMBAI: The glamour and glitz of Bollywood is raking in ratings. In its most recent exposure, the Filmfare Awards has given its telecast partner Sony Entertainment...
MSM Discovery is targeting Rs 10 billion in FY’11, an almost 40 per cent jump over the year-ago period, as it adds Neo Cricket into its...
Struggling to jump into the top Hindi GEC league, it was a year back when Sony Entertainment Television decided to undergo a complete overhaul. New programmes...
2009 was an eventful year for Sony Entertainment Television (SET). Languishing behind the top three Hindi general entertainment channels (GECs) and even newcomer NDTV Imagine, the...
Yes, the Hindi GEC space is witnessing the rule of the top three. But old-monk Sony Entertainment Television is racing quite hard to get into...
For Sony Entertainment Television (Set) India CEO Kunal Dasgupta, the big wish for 2008 is to throw up that one hit narrative show that would get...
MUMBAI: Indian Idol the hugely popular adaptation of the blockbuster ‘Pop Idol’ format took the nation by storm in its very first season and followed that...
MUMBAI: Sony Pictures Television International’s (SPTI) international networks group is expanding its original production efforts by signing a format development and series production agreement with reality...
MUMBAI: British broadcaster Channel 4 has extended its partnership with reality show Big Brother for another three years, to continue till 2010. The re-commissioning of the...
MUMBAI: Sifymax.com, the broadband portal from Sify Limited, has announced an alliance with Sony Entertainment Television to be the official website of their Indian adaptation of...
MUMBAI: The Popular Nite of India’s premier awards for excellence in television, The Sixth Indian Telly Awards 2006 brought to you by Sony Entertainment Television, were...
MUMBAI: Sony Entertainment Television India, the “incumbent” holder of telecast rights for ICC cricket in the subcontinent, has withdrawn from the bidding process for the next...
MUMBAI: MindShare has announced that Pratibha ‘Pat’ Vinayak, currently national director – investments for Unilever at Mindshare, will move to Colombo as MindShare Sri Lanka managing...
MUMBAI: It’s a week of hectic activity ahead for sports broadcasters, with the deadlines for submission of tenders for a number of big and not so...
Sony Entertainment Television India’s chief creative director Sandiip Sikcand is the newly appointed man in the newly created position, tasked with the job of scripting a...
MUMBAI: JumpTV, a global player in the delivery of international television over the internet, has entered into a strategic partnership with Cutting Edge Media, one of...
MUMBAI: It’s time to say goodbye to the year 2006, but not before we look back and introspect on the year which have been with its...
MUMBAI: Set Discovery Pvt. Ltd., which distributes a bouquet channels under the brand name One Alliance, has promoted Gurjeev Singh Kapoor to the position of SVP,...
Sony Entertainment Television officially launched Max, its films, sports and events channel at a glittering bash in Mumbai’s Oberoi Hotel on 10 March. Set CEO Kunal...
MUMBAI: After all the talk of a shutout, some good news for English cricket fans wishing to follow their team’s progress. Sky Sports has won the...
After a 14-year stint with JWT, Unilever Business, Albert Almeida took up his first job in television as Sony Entertainment Television senior vice president marketing. In...
MUMBAI: Television simply refuses to leave the court premises, be it cricket or adult content! The latest in this long list: the Bombay High Court’s interim...
MUMBAI: MTV Immies 2005, which will be held on 9 December in Mumbai, will have performances by the international pop singer Ronan Keating. Also gracing the...
MUMBAI: The week beginning 21 November was crucial for Sony Entertainment Television as it saw the launch of four new shows – Indian Idol (second season),...
Wednesday, December 16, 2005 at 8.30 pm on Sony Entertainment Television. Episode synopsis: Jassi and Nandu came and played as characters in the Friday episode of...
MUMBAI: Delivering on its promise of being a channel that caters specifically to the heartland after its relaunch under the Sony Entertainment Television umbrella, Sab has...
India’s very first Jodi No1 perform LIVE in a musical extravaganza for the launch of their maiden music album ‘Jodi No 1’ After the grand...
Episode: Friday November 25, 2005 at 9.30 P.M. Sony Entertainment Television, India’s No. 2 general entertainment channel, is all set to entice its viewers with the...
Four new shows start 21st November 2005 between 8:30 – 10:00 pm, Mondays – Fridays on Sony Entertainment Television In keeping with its continuous efforts in...
New Delhi, September 16, 2005: Tune in to your television sets this Sunday afternoon, 18th September 2005 to watch one of India’s most celebrated and extraordinary...
MUMBAI: Canada-based Rogers Cable has added Sony Entertainment Television Asia to its extensive list of multicultural programming available to Rogers Digital Cable customers in Ontario. ...
MUMBAI: Toronto-headquartered Asian Television Network International Limited (ATN) has received regulatory approval from the CRTC to add Sony Entertainment Television Asia (SET Asia), to the list...
MUMBAI: The monsoons seem to have inspired Sony Entertainment Television to bring in some programming innovation. To spice up the occasion, the channel has lined up...
MUMBAI: How will you handle an explosive? Carefully and shrewdly. That is just what Zee TV is doing with its new weekly serial Time Bomb –...
MUMBAI: Canada’s South Asian broadcaster Asian Television Network International Limited (ATN) has announced its plans to bring Bangladesh’s Bangla television channel ATN Bangla to Canada. ATN...
MUMBAI: A government diktat stubbing the use of tobacco products on the big and small screen has had the “filmwallahs” fuming, but not so the television...
