Campaign India Team
Jun 10, 2009

Colors bright; STAR Plus back at number 2

Colors continued to lead the GEC eyeballs race with 270 GRPs in week 23 (HSM, CS 4+, TAM) with STAR Plus climbing back to second place with 246 GRPs. Zee was 11 GRPs behind at 235 GRPs. NDTV Imagine stayed above the 100 mark with 106 GRPs while Sony slipped to 90 GRPs. STAR One registered 60 GRPs. Real continues to be viewerless, clocking just 13 GRPs for the week under review. Track GECs performances in 2009:Week 22

Colors bright; STAR Plus back at number 2

Colors continued to lead the GEC eyeballs race with 270 GRPs in week 23 (HSM, CS 4+, TAM) with STAR Plus climbing back to second place with 246 GRPs. Zee was 11 GRPs behind at 235 GRPs.
 
NDTV Imagine stayed above the 100 mark with 106 GRPs while Sony slipped to 90 GRPs. STAR One registered 60 GRPs.

Real continues to be viewerless, clocking just 13 GRPs for the week under review.

Track GECs performances in 2009:

Week 22

Week 21

Week 20

Week 19

Week 18

Week 17

Week 16

Week 15

Week 14

Week 13

Week 12

Week 11

Week 10

Week 9

Week 8

Week 7

Week 6

Week 5

Week 4

Week 3

Week 2

Week 1

Source:
Campaign India

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