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Last rites of Ramoji Rao held in Hyderabad, TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu attends funeral
Industrialist and media mogul Ramoji Rao's last rites were held at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad with state honors. TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu and senior IAS officers attended the funeral. The Andhra Pradesh government declared state mourning on June 9 and 10. Top leaders including President Droupadi Murmu and PM-designate Narendra Modi paid tribute to Rao, praising his contributions to media and entertainment.
Ramoji Rao dies at 87: Shooting paused in Andhra to pay respect to mogul; a look at how he built Rs 37,000 cr empire
Cherukuri Ramoji Rao was a highly esteemed business magnate in the entertainment and media industry. As the head of the Ramoji Group, he oversaw the world's largest film production facility, Ramoji Film City, where numerous Telugu classics, including 'Baahubali' and 'RRR,' were filmed. Several superstars such as Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan, Allu Arjun and Mahesh Babu paid tributes to the veteran producer.
Who was Ramoji Rao? Here's all about Eenadu and Ramoji Film City founder who passed away in Hyderabad
Ramoji Rao passed away while receiving treatment at Star Hospital in Hyderabad. His legacy continues to inspire many in the fields of media, cinema, and business. The impact of his work will be remembered and cherished for generations to come.
Ramoji Rao, founder of Ramoji Film City, passes away
Ramoji Rao News: Rao was the head of the Ramoji Group, which includes the globally renowned Ramoji Film City, the largest film production facility in the world. His media empire also encompasses the Eenadu newspaper, the ETV Network of television channels, and the film production company Usha Kiran Movies.
Jr NTR’s OTT debut soon? Here’s what we know of the RRR star’s first streaming project
RRR actor Jr NTR is expected to return to the small screen with his OTT project, according to reports.
Popular television anchor Rohit Sardana passes away
He was the host of Dangal, a debate show, on Aaj Tak. The untimely death of Sardana came as a major shock to the media community at large.
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Broadcasters unite against TRAI's revised tariff order
Trai's move goes against the government's stated position of ensuring the ease of doing business, they said.
Broadcasters show solidarity against TRAI
Top Indian broadcasters – Star & Disney India, Zee Entertainment Enterprises (ZEE), Sony Pictures Networks India (SPN), Viacom18, Discovery Communications, Turner International, ETV and TV Today Network –shared a stage on Friday showing solidarity against the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s latest amendments to broadcast sector tariff order.
Last financial year, 80% of our business grew share: Punit Misra, CEO - Domestic Broadcast Business, ZEE
"Today, ZEE is clearly the largest entertainment network with a market share of 18.5% in the first half of the fiscal. This journey started in the first quarter of FY'18, when we further strengthened our position as a leader," Misra said.
ShareChat provided government info on 33 out of 41 requests
BETWEEN THE LINES: Social media firm says it got most requests from Kerala, followed by Telangana.
IIT Delhi readies a slew of innovations
Next week, IIT-Delhi will host its second industry day at its campus where several startups, students and researchers from IIT-Delhi will showcase innovative solutions.
Television remains the choice of the masses even in digital times
Though consumption of video on digital platforms is on the rise in the country, good old television continues to score in terms of penetration and has large headroom left to fill.
Judiciary intervenes only when executive fails: CJI
The CJI said "the government should do their job instead of hurling the accusations and the people turn to the courts only after they are let down by the executive."
Poke Me: Last Sunday's poll result coverage exposed the data-gathering systems of news channels
For news channels though last Sunday, Bihar exposed the need to be more transparent about their processes of tracking leads.
Viacom Inc acquires 50% stake in Prism TV for Rs 940 crore
Viacom acquired 50 per cent stake in Prism TV -- an entity of Reliance Industries-owned Network18 Group -- which owns and operates regional entertainment channels in India, for Rs 940 crore.
Viacom 18 to license its brand Colors to five ETV regional channels
The first to be rebranded is ETV Marathi, which will take the new name later this month, followed by Kannada, Bangla, Oriya and Gujarati.
Reliance Industries Ltd completes Network 18 open offers; buys Rs 17 crore worth shares
Independent Media Trust said it acquired 54.14 lakh shares for Rs 16.34 crore in TV18 Broadcast while buying 2.60 lakh shares of Network 18 media for Rs 1.06 crore.
Reliance Industries Ltd completes acquisition of Network18 Media and TV18 Broadcast Ltd
RIL has also appointed McKinsey senior advisor Adil Zainulbhai as independent director and Network 18 Media & Investments (NW18).
Reliance Industries open offers for Network18, group firms to begin on July 21
An open offer is being made for the acquisition of up to 22,99,46,996 equity shares of Network18 Media & Investments, amounting to a 21.96 per cent stake.
RIL to acquire control of Network 18 Media via trust ,to spend Rs 4,000 crore
The Board of RIL today approved funding of up to Rs 4,000 cr to Independent Media Trust, for acquisition of control in Network 18 Media.
Network18 finishes Rs 2,053-cr deal to acquire ETV stakes
Network18 Group has completed a Rs 2,053-crore deal to acquire stakes in different channels of ETV, which was announced in 2012.
Broadcasters, advertising agencies seek to end standoff
According to media planners, the standoff could lead to a loss of around Rs 20 crore per day for the broadcasters.
Network18 net loss at Rs 45.66 cr in Jul-Sept
Network18 Media and Investments Ltd today posted a consolidated net loss of Rs 45.66 crore for the second quarter ended September 30.
Network18 Media posts net loss of Rs 168.24 crore in Q4
Network18 Media and Investments Ltd today posted a consolidated net loss of Rs 168.24 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2012.
Reliance Industries in talks with leading players to launch hi-speed broadband
Broadband and broadband-enabled digital services are the next big leap forward in digital transformation of our knowledge economy, Mukesh Ambani said.
RIL-TV18 deal will lead to change in shareholding pattern: SBI Capital
In an interview with ET Now, Rahul Kundnani, Research Analyst, SBI Capital Securities, gives his views on RIL-TV18 deal. Excerpts:
Reliance Industries to help Network18 purchase regional language rival Eenadu
Reliance Industries, India's biggest private sector company, will help broadcaster Network18 fund the purchase of a leading regional language rival, Eenadu.
Reliance Industries-TV18 deal lifts media stocks by 15%
Analysts said stock prices should cool off soon because the rally was sentiment driven as the deal was one-off and won't change valuations.
RIL to fund Network 18 promoters, divest in Eenadu channels
As part of the deal, Network 18 and TV18 Broadcast would together raise a net amount of Rs 4,000 crore through rights issues (wherein shares are issued to existing shareholders), including about Rs 1,700 crore contribution of promoters.
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