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Mar 12, 2009
STAR Plus in a safe zone in week 10
After the exciting last week in the Hindi GEC space when the difference between the top two GECs was reduced to just one GRP, STAR Plus is back in a safe zone this week. STAR Plus is 20 GRPs ahead of Viacom 18’s Colors according to TAM data for week 10. STAR Plus is at 299 GRPs (Last week: 305) and Colors at 279 GRPs (Last week: 304).
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