ragavindia
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DId any one saw the TRP ratings for the Diwali week.CHandramukhi was the First with 3+ Trp Rating and Billa didnot even fall under the TRP list.
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arun_ajith2007
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DId any one saw the TRP ratings for the Diwali week.
CHandramukhi was the First with 3+ Trp Rating and Billa didnot even fall under the TRP list.
which website we can able to see TRP ratings????
CHandramukhi was the First with 3+ Trp Rating and Billa didnot even fall under the TRP list.
which website we can able to see TRP ratings????
ajuravi007
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DId any one saw the TRP ratings for the Diwali week.
CHandramukhi was the First with 3+ Trp Rating and Billa didnot even fall under the TRP list.
It was expected who can beat Rajinikanth:thumbsup::yahoo:
CHandramukhi was the First with 3+ Trp Rating and Billa didnot even fall under the TRP list.
It was expected who can beat Rajinikanth:thumbsup::yahoo:
Kalyan_1980
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ajuravi007
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which website we can able to see TRP ratings????
arun u can check it here
Indian Television Dot Com's : TAM Top 100 Programmes from to
arun u can check it here
Indian Television Dot Com's : TAM Top 100 Programmes from to
harishravi86
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ragavindia
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last weekend Kalaignar aired HeyRam. But it would hav not got much viewership as if it would have been shown on SUNTV. SUN was showing some vijaykanth movie same time and with this sun knows hey ram will not hav much TRPs.
and SUNs hollywood series is good with badboys and araknophobia for the past weeks... expecting more classy english movies. and the best part of the hollywood series is SUN keeps the adds minimal and the tamil translation is also better
In the years to come i believe that Kalaignar TV might compete with Sun TV..........
meanwhile kalaignar tv has to exist for it to compete with SUNTV, once DMK falls in TN. no doubt of Kalaignar tv loosing popularity and vanish as its biased to DMK . even SUN was earlier biased to DMK but now its kinda neutral and making people to watch its News . even when SUN was biased to DMK it ruled the homes of TN . they created a Big Brand the SUN TV name itself is a Plus for them. No other chnl can earn that Brand name. and they always keep their Programme line up to pack the viewers with them.
Last week enjoyed watchin Rhythm, Jeans on KTV. Their Programming tactics makes them to Lead. even if they run out of shows their movies library will gain them viewers. many in TN watch movies regularly on KTV.
and SUNs hollywood series is good with badboys and araknophobia for the past weeks... expecting more classy english movies. and the best part of the hollywood series is SUN keeps the adds minimal and the tamil translation is also better
In the years to come i believe that Kalaignar TV might compete with Sun TV..........
meanwhile kalaignar tv has to exist for it to compete with SUNTV, once DMK falls in TN. no doubt of Kalaignar tv loosing popularity and vanish as its biased to DMK . even SUN was earlier biased to DMK but now its kinda neutral and making people to watch its News . even when SUN was biased to DMK it ruled the homes of TN . they created a Big Brand the SUN TV name itself is a Plus for them. No other chnl can earn that Brand name. and they always keep their Programme line up to pack the viewers with them.
Last week enjoyed watchin Rhythm, Jeans on KTV. Their Programming tactics makes them to Lead. even if they run out of shows their movies library will gain them viewers. many in TN watch movies regularly on KTV.
ajuravi007
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meanwhile kalaignar tv has to exist for it to compete with SUNTV, once DMK falls in TN. no doubt of Kalaignar tv loosing popularity and vanish as its biased to DMK . even SUN was earlier biased to DMK but now its kinda neutral and making people to watch its News . even when SUN was biased to DMK it ruled the homes of TN . they created a Big Brand the SUN TV name itself is a Plus for them. No other chnl can earn that Brand name. and they always keep their Programme line up to pack the viewers with them.
Last week enjoyed watchin Rhythm, Jeans on KTV. Their Programming tactics makes them to Lead. even if they run out of shows their movies library will gain them viewers. many in TN watch movies regularly on KTV.
I dont know why people in this forum say if DMK goes out of power they will shut down Kalignar TV............if that is the case then how come Jaya TV is running...............Kalaignar TV has got enough money to run the TV channels as they might have looted a lot in TN and similarly Jaya too.........
Coming back to the point normally i dont watch that much of movie which are screened in TV channels as i dedicate those time to watch movies in DVD:thumbsup:.............very rarely isee that.......the programmes which i keenly watch with respect to tamil channels are Kolangal, Arasi, Vijay Jodi No: 1, Maanada Mayilada, Some time Kana Kanum Kalangal.........
Last week enjoyed watchin Rhythm, Jeans on KTV. Their Programming tactics makes them to Lead. even if they run out of shows their movies library will gain them viewers. many in TN watch movies regularly on KTV.
I dont know why people in this forum say if DMK goes out of power they will shut down Kalignar TV............if that is the case then how come Jaya TV is running...............Kalaignar TV has got enough money to run the TV channels as they might have looted a lot in TN and similarly Jaya too.........
Coming back to the point normally i dont watch that much of movie which are screened in TV channels as i dedicate those time to watch movies in DVD:thumbsup:.............very rarely isee that.......the programmes which i keenly watch with respect to tamil channels are Kolangal, Arasi, Vijay Jodi No: 1, Maanada Mayilada, Some time Kana Kanum Kalangal.........
I agree with ajuravi, DMK has enough money to buy all movies even if it is not in power . I watch Manada Mayilada(sometimes ) and Lollu Sabha other than that fully sports ... I have no time to watch all those irritating serials.
ajuravi007
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I dont know how come i stuck up with those serials..............:wall:2 - 3 years back i hate serials but i am living alone with my wife but i am watching the serial where as my wife is not interested in watching kolangal or arasi..........:thumbsup:
Their progress completely depends on karunanidhi..Did u notice that their sports news advertisement(BSNL) is gone....I guess this has something to with Spectrum issue...
Spectrum issue is a big issue and i think some thing might have happend in that issue and i believe DMK would have got lot of money in that spectrum distribution.............
Their progress completely depends on karunanidhi..Did u notice that their sports news advertisement(BSNL) is gone....I guess this has something to with Spectrum issue...
Spectrum issue is a big issue and i think some thing might have happend in that issue and i believe DMK would have got lot of money in that spectrum distribution.............
Kalyan_1980
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I am watching One Serial from SUN, One Serial from Jaya and rest are Cartoon Programmes :dance:
ajuravi007
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which serial you watch in Jaya and Sun😀
harishravi86
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I agree with ajuravi, DMK has enough money to buy all movies even if it is not in power . I watch Manada Mayilada(sometimes ) and Lollu Sabha other than that fully sports ... I have no time to watch all those irritating serials.
Just was expecting this to happen...One fine morning when I wake up the TV news should not be praising someone and abusing someone else and today was the first step towards it....Yes TRAI bites the bullet...
No entry for states, political parties, religious bodies into broadcasting: Trai Indiantelevision.com Team
(12 November 2008 8:00 pm)
NEW DELHI: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India today ruled out the entry of political parties into broadcasting, and also said religious bodies may not be permitted to own their own broadcasting stations and teleports.
Similarly, state governments, urban and rural local bodies etc should not be allowed entry into broadcasting, noting that their interests can be adequately met by Prasar Bharati by imposing certain public service broadcasting obligations on private broadcasters. Trai has also recommended that the state governments and their organs should stay away from distribution activities.
Trai also said certain public service broadcasting obligations be imposed on broadcasters in the country. The preparation of content for public service broadcasting may be done by individuals including private broadcasters, NGOs, social action groups, in addition to Prasar Bharati, DAVP, state governments and their organs.
The Central Government (Ministry of Information and Broadcasting) may set up a regular body to approve and certify programmes as being fit for broadcast as part of the public service broadcasting obligation.
To begin with, every private broadcaster may be mandated to carry such approved programmes at least for a total duration of 30 minutes in a week.
Trai took this decision after considering the relevant Constitutional provisions, the Constituent Assembly debates, the recommendations of the Sarkaria Commission and the judgments of the Supreme Court, and feedback received from the stakeholders.
These recommendations have been made by Trai in its report on “Issues relating to entry of certain entities into Broadcasting and Distribution activities”. It said in order to provide funds for such public service broadcasting programmes, a Fund known as the Public Service Broadcasting Obligation Fund should be established on lines similar to the Universal Service Obligation (USO) Fund in the telecom sector, and by imposing an annual Public Service Broadcasting Obligation levy on the private broadcasters in the country and a predetermined share from the percentage of gross revenue being paid by the identified stakeholders in the broadcasting sector.
With reference to political parties, Trai said broadcasting channels provide “reasonable access” to recognized political parties during the run up to elections to Parliament and to the State Legislative Assemblies.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting may seek the guidance of the Election Commission and may frame appropriate guidelines in this regard, having regard to the importance of the free flow of information to the public during the electoral process.
In case permission has earlier been granted to any religious body for a television channel, provisions should be made for "an appropriate exit route within a time limit of three to four years to such religious bodies."
Denial of entry to religious bodies would be in conformity with the secular fabric of the Constitution. Trai has recommended that the disqualifications as contained in the relevant provisions of the Broadcasting Bill 1997 (which could not be enacted into law) regarding disqualification of religious bodies may be incorporated in the proposed new legislation on broadcasting.
However, such disqualification should not be construed to mean that religious contents in the broadcasting channels is to be disallowed. Such religious content should be in conformity with the appropriate content code or programme code as prescribed from time to time by the government.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had requested Trai, by its reference dated 27 December, 2007, to examine the matter of allowing certain entities including State Governments, urban and local bodies, 3-tier Panchayati Raj bodies, publicly funded bodies, political bodies and religious bodies to enter into broadcasting activities which may include starting of broadcast channels or entering into distribution platforms such as cable services and DTH.
Trai released a Consultation Paper on 25 February 2008 on the issues arising out of the reference. The Consultation Paper covered issues as to whether it would be in the interest of the broadcasting sector and in the interest of the public at large to permit the Union government and its organs, the state governments and their organs, urban and rural local bodies, political bodies, religious bodies etc. to enter into broadcasting and distribution activities like cable TV and DTH. The consultation paper also raised the issue whether permitting the state governments and their enterprises to enter into broadcasting sector would have impact on the Centre-State Relationship and the inter-se relationship among the states.
This was followed by an Open House Discussion (OHD) held in New Delhi on 16 April 2008. The Authority has, after carefully examining several Constitutional and legal issues arising out of the reference and after carefully considering the views of stake-holders and the prevailing international practices, arrived at these final recommendations.
As far as entry of state governments into distribution platforms such as cable TV, DTH, etc. is concerned, the Authority says the country already has six DTH operators, about 6000 multi-system operators, and nearly 60,000 cable operators. In the interest of fair competition and a level playing field, and considering the need to ensure proper enforcement mechanism equally applicable to all the players in the field, suitable provisions for exit route within three to four years have been provided wherever state governments and their organs have entered such distribution activity.
For similar reasons and the need to prevent misuse of distribution platforms by any of the players on political or other considerations and also the need to prevent any problems relating to enforcement measures against the service providers involved, Trai has recommended that urban and local bodies, political bodies, religious bodies and other publicly funded bodies may not be permitted into distribution activities like cable television and DTH.
Indiantelevision.com > News Headlines > No entry for states, political parties, religious bodies into broadcasting: Trai
Just was expecting this to happen...One fine morning when I wake up the TV news should not be praising someone and abusing someone else and today was the first step towards it....Yes TRAI bites the bullet...
No entry for states, political parties, religious bodies into broadcasting: Trai Indiantelevision.com Team
(12 November 2008 8:00 pm)
NEW DELHI: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India today ruled out the entry of political parties into broadcasting, and also said religious bodies may not be permitted to own their own broadcasting stations and teleports.
Similarly, state governments, urban and rural local bodies etc should not be allowed entry into broadcasting, noting that their interests can be adequately met by Prasar Bharati by imposing certain public service broadcasting obligations on private broadcasters. Trai has also recommended that the state governments and their organs should stay away from distribution activities.
Trai also said certain public service broadcasting obligations be imposed on broadcasters in the country. The preparation of content for public service broadcasting may be done by individuals including private broadcasters, NGOs, social action groups, in addition to Prasar Bharati, DAVP, state governments and their organs.
The Central Government (Ministry of Information and Broadcasting) may set up a regular body to approve and certify programmes as being fit for broadcast as part of the public service broadcasting obligation.
To begin with, every private broadcaster may be mandated to carry such approved programmes at least for a total duration of 30 minutes in a week.
Trai took this decision after considering the relevant Constitutional provisions, the Constituent Assembly debates, the recommendations of the Sarkaria Commission and the judgments of the Supreme Court, and feedback received from the stakeholders.
These recommendations have been made by Trai in its report on “Issues relating to entry of certain entities into Broadcasting and Distribution activities”. It said in order to provide funds for such public service broadcasting programmes, a Fund known as the Public Service Broadcasting Obligation Fund should be established on lines similar to the Universal Service Obligation (USO) Fund in the telecom sector, and by imposing an annual Public Service Broadcasting Obligation levy on the private broadcasters in the country and a predetermined share from the percentage of gross revenue being paid by the identified stakeholders in the broadcasting sector.
With reference to political parties, Trai said broadcasting channels provide “reasonable access” to recognized political parties during the run up to elections to Parliament and to the State Legislative Assemblies.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting may seek the guidance of the Election Commission and may frame appropriate guidelines in this regard, having regard to the importance of the free flow of information to the public during the electoral process.
In case permission has earlier been granted to any religious body for a television channel, provisions should be made for "an appropriate exit route within a time limit of three to four years to such religious bodies."
Denial of entry to religious bodies would be in conformity with the secular fabric of the Constitution. Trai has recommended that the disqualifications as contained in the relevant provisions of the Broadcasting Bill 1997 (which could not be enacted into law) regarding disqualification of religious bodies may be incorporated in the proposed new legislation on broadcasting.
However, such disqualification should not be construed to mean that religious contents in the broadcasting channels is to be disallowed. Such religious content should be in conformity with the appropriate content code or programme code as prescribed from time to time by the government.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had requested Trai, by its reference dated 27 December, 2007, to examine the matter of allowing certain entities including State Governments, urban and local bodies, 3-tier Panchayati Raj bodies, publicly funded bodies, political bodies and religious bodies to enter into broadcasting activities which may include starting of broadcast channels or entering into distribution platforms such as cable services and DTH.
Trai released a Consultation Paper on 25 February 2008 on the issues arising out of the reference. The Consultation Paper covered issues as to whether it would be in the interest of the broadcasting sector and in the interest of the public at large to permit the Union government and its organs, the state governments and their organs, urban and rural local bodies, political bodies, religious bodies etc. to enter into broadcasting and distribution activities like cable TV and DTH. The consultation paper also raised the issue whether permitting the state governments and their enterprises to enter into broadcasting sector would have impact on the Centre-State Relationship and the inter-se relationship among the states.
This was followed by an Open House Discussion (OHD) held in New Delhi on 16 April 2008. The Authority has, after carefully examining several Constitutional and legal issues arising out of the reference and after carefully considering the views of stake-holders and the prevailing international practices, arrived at these final recommendations.
As far as entry of state governments into distribution platforms such as cable TV, DTH, etc. is concerned, the Authority says the country already has six DTH operators, about 6000 multi-system operators, and nearly 60,000 cable operators. In the interest of fair competition and a level playing field, and considering the need to ensure proper enforcement mechanism equally applicable to all the players in the field, suitable provisions for exit route within three to four years have been provided wherever state governments and their organs have entered such distribution activity.
For similar reasons and the need to prevent misuse of distribution platforms by any of the players on political or other considerations and also the need to prevent any problems relating to enforcement measures against the service providers involved, Trai has recommended that urban and local bodies, political bodies, religious bodies and other publicly funded bodies may not be permitted into distribution activities like cable television and DTH.
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