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Campaign India Team
Jan 29, 2009

Colors now six GRPs behind STAR Plus

The gap between the two top GECs has narrowed further. Viacom 18's Colors is now just six GRPs behind STAR Plus (TAM week 4, 2009).  STAR Plus has got 292 GRPs (Last week: 271), while Colors has garnered 286 GRPs (Last week: 263). Last week's gap between the two GECs was eight.In another interesting development in the GEC market, Zee TV has jumped from 195 to 220 in just a week's time.Other numbers: Sony: 73, NDTV Imagine: 72, STAR One: 64, Sahara One: 54, SAB 46 and 9X: 33

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