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GEC ratings: STAR Plus surges, Colors slips

Sony's improved showing

by Campaign India Team | 27/01/2011

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STAR Plus zoomed to 390 GRPs in Week 4 (TAM, HSM, CS4+) from 326 GRPs while second place Colors dropped to 243 GRPs from 276 in the previous week. 

Zee moved to within 8 GRPs of Colors with an improved 235 GRPs.

Sony moed up to deliver 173 GRPs, while SAB was steady at 137 GRPs. 

Imagine was at 86 GRPs. 

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