Tag: TV deals

  • Mediaware launches TV deals management software

    BANGALORE: Mediaware Infotech, an IT solutions provider for the advertising and media industry, has announced its ‘Television Deals Management Module’, a software that claims to help media buyers record their deal details through the tools provided to store crucial data pertaining to each TV deal.
     
     
    The airing of the commercials on television follows the deals and include paid seconds, free commercial seconds (FCT) and bonus seconds, all of which need to be monitored and managed.

    Deals can also get modified, terminated or aborted. Every subsequent TV release could be linked to the appropriate TV deal yielding Deal Monitoring reports including commitment versus consumption, summary and details of each deal, umbrella deals and incentives, states an official release.
     
     
    This is where Mediaware’s `Television Deals Management Module,’ comes in, as all these complexities are built into the solution, the release asserts.
     
     

    Most often, television buys are based on bulk commitments from media buyers and these may be for a financial year or just a single month. Commitments can be based on a property, a channel or a time slot.

     

  • Mediaware Infotech launches TV deals management software

    MUMBAI: Mediaware Infotech, the Mumbai India based IT solutions provider for the advertising and media industry has just announced their Television Deal Management Module.
    At present, television buys are based on bulk commitments from media buyers. Commitments may be for a financial year or for a month. At times these are based on a property like Kaun Banega Crorepati or Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and sometimes for a channel.
     
     
    The releases follow the deals and include paid seconds, free commercial seconds (FCT), bonus seconds – all of which need to be monitored and managed.
     
     
    Mediaware’s TV Deals Management Module helps every media buyer to record his deal details as it is designed to store crucial key data pertaining to each TV deal. Deals also get modified, aborted or terminated.

    Every subsequent TV release could be linked to the appropriate TV Deal, yielding Deal Monitoring reports like Commitment v/s Consumption, summary and details of each deal, umbrella deals, incentives, etc. All these complexities are built into Mediaware Infotech solution.

    “This year we have decided to develop the Middle East for business growth. Of course, our prime market is and will remain India – no question about that. In addition, we are looking at neighbouring countries too,” says Mediaware Infotech vice president operations Deepak Chheda.

    Mediaware Infotech Pvt Ltd specialises in IT solutions for the advertising and media industry. With over 500 installations in India and the Middle East, Mediaware offers solutions for ad agencies, media buyers, corporate advertisers, radio and TV channels, publications, outdoor agencies.

    Mediaware also offers innovative solutions for integrating applications between agency, media buyer and advertiser, media owner using latest concepts and tools like e-documents (XML), client – web-server, instant messengers, etc.

  • NFL renews TV deals in Japan

    NFL renews TV deals in Japan

    MUMBAI: The National Football League (NFL) has announced that it has renewed several television agreements with longtime partners in Japan. In India the NFL airs on ESPN Star Sports.

     
    In Japan NHK, NTV and Gaora are providing viewers with NFL coverage. The 85th season had kicked off on 9 September when the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots hosted the Indianapolis Colts.

    NHK will continue to broadcast ABCs NFL Monday Night Football and has exclusive pay television and high definition rights to broadcast the Super Bowl live in Japan.

     
    Two games per week will be aired on NHK-BS available in 13 million homes, and one game each week on NHK Hi-Vision, the networks 24-hour high definition channel.

    Gaora which claims to be seen in more than four million homes throughout Japan, will broadcast up to six games per week. The network will continue to produce its own localised 30-minute, bi-weekly NFL-themed show.