Campaign India Team
Jun 18, 2010

Clea bags the PR duties for IMN News

Clea Public Relations (Clea PR), has bagged the PR mandate for IMN News, the soon to be launched English news channel which is currently known as News X. Clea PR will design the channel’s new communication strategy, conceptualising communication and viewer engagement initiatives and handling corporate communications.

Clea bags the PR duties for IMN News

Clea Public Relations (Clea PR), has bagged the PR mandate for IMN News, the soon to be launched English news channel which is currently known as News X. Clea PR will design the channel’s new communication strategy, conceptualising communication and viewer engagement initiatives and handling corporate communications.

 
Commenting on this, Jehangir S. Pocha, co-promoter, IMN News said, “The impending launch IMN News makes it imperative for us to pursue an effective communication strategy. We chose Clea because they have the right mix of people, passion and enthusiasm to drive our strategy.”
 
Vinod G. Nair, managing director, Clea PR, said, “We are very excited to work with IMN News. The news channel space is by far the most dynamic and competitive genre in the broadcast media space, requiring relentless thinking, 24/7 innovation and out-of-the-box ideation. Such challenges are rare, and we at Clea PR are raring to change the rules and set new standards.”
 
The new look of the news channel will be unveiled soon, and will be accompanied with a similarly redesigned website, IPTV service and mobile TV.
 

 

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