|  31 Jan 2008

BBC radio now available on Bangladesh's bdnews24.com

MUMBAI: UK pubcaster BBC has teamed up with Bangladesh's news website bdnews24.com so that its users can listen to BBC World Service radio.

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 |  31 Jan 2008

Geodesic in deal with ioWorld to offer radioio on Mundu Radio

MUMBAI: Geodesic Information Systems Ltd has signed an agreement with ioWorld Media's radioio.com, an Internet radio services, to offer access to radioio Internet radio stations on its award-winning Mundu Radio - http://radio.mundu.com/.

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 |  30 Jan 2008

Sony BMG acquires music rights of Tamil film Dhasavadhaaram

MUMBAI: Working on the regional music industry front, Sony BMG entered into the growing music market in Tamil Nadu by acquring the music rights of the Tamil film Dhasavadhaaram. The film is produced and distributed by V. Ravichandran.

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 |  30 Jan 2008

Radio City RC Live searches for India's best Hindi band

MUMBAI: Radio City has launched a nationwide hunt RC Live for India's best Hindi band. RC Live is a month-long national talent hunt to identify and create a truly world class Hindi band.

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 |  30 Jan 2008

Radio Mirchi launches in Thiruvananthapuram

MUMBAI: Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM has launched in Thiruvananthapuram, taking the total number of stations to 31 all over the country. In Thiruvananthapuram, Radio Mirchi programming will begin with devotional music on Morning Raagam followed by breakfast show Hello Thiruvananthapuram. Ladies Colony will be the next show for the women. Mollywood Matinee, Bumper 2 Bumper, Bellbottoms and Dr Love are some more offerings from Radio Mirchi.

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 |  29 Jan 2008

Sun TV's S FM to launch in Kanpur

MUMBAI: Sun TV's S FM is launching in Kanpur through its subsidiary South Asia FM. The launch will take the total number of FM stations to 21 all over India. S FM already operates in places that include Chennai, Coimbatore, Tirunelveli, Visakhapatnam, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Bhubaneswar, Tirupati, Madurai, Tuticorin, Lucknow, Bhopal, Pondicherry, Kozhikode (Calicut), Indore, Vijayawada, Varanasi, Tiruchy and Rajahmundry. The company will launch 24 more stations to complete the launch of 45 stations across the country.

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 |  29 Jan 2008

Swanand Kirkire to multi-task for Ram Advani's Talisman

MUMBAI: Lyricist Swanand Kirkire plans to doff a few more hats when he composes music for Ram Advani's Talisman, produced by Vidhu Vinod Chopra. The film, which is expected to go on the floors soon, will have Kirkire also writing the dialogues and doing the screenplay, along with penning the lyrics.

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 |  29 Jan 2008

ETC fixes date for amalgamation with ZILS

MUMBAI: Mumbai-based ETC Networks Ltd, a part of Zee Group, has fixed 11 February 2008 as the record date for the scheme of amalgamation. The amalgamation involves a merger between ETC Networks and Zee Interactive Learning Systems (ZILS). The merger will be effective from 1 April. The share-swap ratio has been fixed at two shares in ETC for each held in ZILS, as recommended by independent valuer Dalal and Shah. Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL) currently holds 55.29 per cent in ETC.

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 |  28 Jan 2008

Jannat rights with Sony BMG, T-Series adamant

MUMBAI:The T-Series - Vishesh Films tussle over audio rights to the soon-to-be-released film Jannat continues.

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 |  28 Jan 2008

200 companies confirm presence for Amazia trade event

MUMBAI: Ten months before the trade event Amazia, 200 companies from around the world have confirmed that they will be in attendance. The event is positioning itself as the first Asian-based business-to-business exhibition and conference event devoted to the creation and distribution of international entertainment content across all delivery platforms.

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 |  28 Jan 2008

IFPI report calls for more ISP intervention

MUMBAI: Urgent action is needed to translate the role of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in protecting music on the internet into reality, according to the IFPI Digital Music Report 2008. ISP co-operation, via systematic disconnection of infringers and the use of filtering technologies, is the most effective way copyright theft can be controlled, says the report. Independent estimates say up to 80 per cent of ISP traffic comprises distribution of copyright-infringing files.

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