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Campaign India Team
May 06, 2009

STAR, Colors, Zee remain steady in week 18

STAR Plus, Colors and Zee TV remain steady in week 18 (TAM, HSM, CS 4+). STAR Plus leads with 279 GRPs. Colors is at number two with 264 GRPs.  Zee TV is stable at number three with 228 GRPs.NDTV Imagine takes the fourth position this week with 81 GRPs and Sony, which was fourth last week, is at number five this week with 79 GRPs.The other numbers include STAR One at 53, SAB TV at 46, Sahara One at 45, 9X at 23, STAR Utsav at 22 and REAL at 17.  Track GECs performances in 2009:

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