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Industry experts recently discussed the future of TV and the unanimous conclusion was that it is still the most preferred medium for long-form content
exchange4media Staff 07-March-2018
With its current trajectory, it is expected to cross Rs. 2 trillion (US$31 billion) by 2020, at a CAGR of 11.6 per cent. The FICCI-EY report 'Re-imagining India's M&E sector,' was launched on Sunday at FICCI Frames 2018 in Mumbai and captured key insights from the exciting and fast-growing Indian M&E sector
exchange4media Staff 05-March-2018
Hosting a panel of women leaders at FICCI FRAMES to discuss women empowerment in the digital era, the rise of women movements, and how the community can support the development of more women leaders in the future
exchange4media Staff 01-March-2018
The speakers for the sessions were Aroon Purie, Arthur Bastings, Sudhanshu Vats, Siddharth Roy Kapur, Vikram Chandra and Neeraj Roy
exchange4media Staff 01-April-2016
In his inaugural address at FICCI Frames 2016 in Mumbai, Prasad highlighted how the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s initiative of Digital India will contribute $1 trillion to the Indian economy in the next couple of years
exchange4media Staff 31-March-2016
In a valedictory session at FICCI Frames 2015, Col. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting spoke about making India and entertainment superpower
exchange4media Staff 31-March-2015
BBC’s Mayleeta Aga, Star’s Gaurav Banerjee, Balaji’s Sameer Nair, Zee’s Pradeep Hejmadi, RBNL’s Tarun Katial and Disney’s Vijay Subramanium on content innovation in television
exchange4media Staff 26-March-2015
BBC’s Jim Egan, Viacom18’s Sudhanshu Vats, Star’s Sanjay Gupta, Discovery’s Rahul Johri, Tata Sky’s Harit Nagpal, SitiCable’s VD Wadhwa, MIB Add Secy JS Mathur and TRAI’s SK Gupta deliberate on the framework, policies and regulation for the broadcast industry at FICCI Frames 2015
“There is a lack of new ideas and the flair for creativity. If anyone has found a successful format, 20 others will just blindly dive into it,” said Harit Nagpal, CEO & MD of Tata Sky at FICCI Frames 2015
According to industry experts, with time, content over various platforms will serve customised needs of the audiences, hence, broadcasters need to be prepared for a new set of changes
The MD & CEO of ZEEL firmly believes that the Indian M&E industry possesses the potential to entertain the world and is absolutely geared up to face the global consumers
exchange4media Staff 13-March-2014
According to the STAR India CEO, after some progress in the last few years, this agenda has now completely stalled and is awaiting the arrival of a transformational government
exchange4media Staff 13-March-2014
The I&B Secy said that Ahmedabad, Amritsar & Ludhiana are reporting near complete switchover, while progress is not so satisfactory in Ranchi & Srinagar
exchange4media Staff 16-March-2013
Robert Bakish and Sai Kumar analyse the success behind the Viacom and TV18 venture and how it has transcended the local-global barrier
The projected growth for TV is 18%, radio is 16.6%, print is 8.7% & films is 11.5%. Digital advtg is expected to grow 32.1%, as per the FICCI-KPMG report
Media moghuls share best practices that can enable TV to cater to India’s large market, with different socio economic habits at a stretch of every 50 kms
Robert Bakish and Sai Kumar analyse the success behind the Viacom and TV18 venture and how it has transcended the local-global barrier
As per the latest KPMG-FICCI report, digital industry grew at a promising rate of 54 % as against TV (10.8 %), print (8.3 %), radio (15 %) and OOH (7.6 %)
With summers around the corner, Tasneem Limbdiwala gives a peek into what is on the e4m cards...
Tasneem Limbdiwala 26-March-2011
The year 2010 saw some key events that shaped the advertising and media industry – in India and abroad. Besides the industry regulars – Cannes Lions, GoaFest, FICCI Frames, IMPACT Person of the Year – there was the exchange4media Conclave and the first ever exchange4media Radio Advertising Awards…
exchange4media Staff 01-January-2011
