RadioandMusic
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| 28 Apr 2008

Media Worldwide director Prashant Chothani - 9XM has copied what we did, but they are not experimenting like we do

In a scenario choc a bloc with music channels trying to outdo each other with innovative programming, Music India believes in sticking to the conventional format of no VJs and back to back music. Parent company Media Worldwide's Prashant Chothani shares his views on the contemporary music channels...

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| 24 Apr 2008

"We would rather use our own local news...

It's news, but not good news to the FM radio industry in the country. I and B minister Priyaranjan...

| 22 Apr 2008

Big FM Mumbai station head Sudharshan Saha - Local advertising is...

After the encouraging response to its Sing with Sonu initiative, Big FM is venturing into original...

| 18 Apr 2008

RADIO STATIONS -Stake Claim to Slice of IPL hype

The Indian Premier League has given radio stations another event to piggyback on. Most have tied up...

| 15 Apr 2008

Red FM COO Abraham Thomas - Radio will soon be six to eight per cent of the advertising pie

It's bustling with the colour �red' and why not! That's the Red FM berth for you. It's been a successful radio brand and confidently says so. Following the tagline – �You can love us, hate us but can't ignore us' every Red strategy is designed with a sniper approach and it's working. Red FM...

| 08 Apr 2008

FACE OFF

The radio industry debates the trend of getting hitherto 'invisible' RJs on to street hoardings The radio jockey is the only unique product of FM stations in the Indian radio space today, where clutter is the dominant feature and lack of differentiated content the recurring theme.

| 04 Apr 2008

PPL CEO Vipul Pradhan - People are using music increasingly but the value is not coming back to the music industry

The spectre of piracy continues to haunt the music industry, draining its revenues and crippling new initiatives. The Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL), the licensing arm of the Indian Music Industry, is striving hard to license the use of music in the public arena. In an interview with...

| 01 Apr 2008

A & R :INDUSTRY'S UNSUNG CATALYSTS

Bollywood may still hold sway over the Indian music industry, but with non film music finding its feet in the country, the Artists and Repertoire (A&R) team within companies is slowly staking its place in the spotlight.