Campaign India Team
Jan 06, 2010

It's a happy new year for Colors

Colors, which completed 2009 in the number one slot, began 2010 in the same position, clocking 336 GRPs (Week 1, HSM, CS4+, TAM) despite improved showing by both STAR Plus (298 GRPs) and Zee (284 GRPs). Sony improved as well, notching up 180 GRPs with NDTV Imagine slipping to 86 GRPs -- and being threatened by SAB's jump to 85 GRPs. 

It's a happy new year for Colors
Colors, which completed 2009 in the number one slot, began 2010 in the same position, clocking 336 GRPs (Week 1, HSM, CS4+, TAM) despite improved showing by both STAR Plus (298 GRPs) and Zee (284 GRPs).
 
Sony improved as well, notching up 180 GRPs with NDTV Imagine slipping to 86 GRPs -- and being threatened by SAB's jump to 85 GRPs.

 

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Campaign India

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