The Indian Radio League! Is it that difficult to do an IPL for Radio?
Can't formatted Radio borrow the format of success from the IPL? What's so different about the IPL? It's 200% entertainment. 20 overs with more runs...
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Big FM widens lead in B'lore, Mirchi in Kolkata
MUMBAI: Week 14 of 2010 turned out a mite more interesting than previous weeks,with players like Red FM inching up slightly in Delhi and Mumbai....
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Gyanvani goes on air in Kerala
MUMBAI: Gyanvani, the first educational FM channel in Kerala airing programmes on different courses became operational yesterday. The channel would...
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Big FM surges in Kolkata, Mumbai
MUMBAI: While Mirchi stayed put at leader position in the three metros, Big FM inched closer in Kolkata to snap at the leader's heels. In Mumbai, Big...
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Red FM crawls up in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore
MUMBAI: The station which would be king, the radio channel that has spread its presence to over 45 cities now - Red FM has slowly inched up in three...
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The great Indian Radio League! (A ball by ball comparison with the IPL!)
For starters both are a medium of entertainment. And both have a very limited time to keep you hooked in or tuned in. There are a few who watch a...
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RJs - chance ambassadors for radio?
MUMBAI: Mention the word Jeeturaaj to a Mumbaikar and you are likely to get the response, Mirchi?... So inextricably are some jockeys linked to the...
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IPL 'industry' v/s the Radio industry - Vineet Singh Hukmani, Radio One MD
Someone had an idea. A brain child. He fathered it and nurtured it passionately. And every time the child crossed a milestone, he shouted out from...
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Mirchi gains in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai
MUMBAI: Even as it stayed at the same level in Bangalore, leader Mirchi made strides in the three metros - Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai. Bangalore: Big...
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Big FM pushes ahead in Bangalore, inches up in Kolkata
MUMBAI: The graph stayed more or less in the same position in week 10 of 2010 as RAM indicated that viewers are unlikely to change their listenership...
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