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Feb 24, 2009

Gap widens between STAR Plus and Colors

The gap between the top two GECs, STAR Plus and Colors, has widened once again to 68 GRPs. STAR Plus has jumped up to the 300s in week 8 with 302 GRPs according to the TAM data (Last week: 278). Colors garnered 234 GRPs, dropping from 259 GRPs last week.  Zee TV maintains the third slot with 204 GRPs (Last week: 208).  Other numbers: Sony: 75, NDTV Imagine: 73, STAR One: 61, Sahara One: 49, SAB: 45 and 9X: 28. 

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