Campaign India Team
Nov 13, 2008

STAR Plus jumps back into the 300s

Even though the days to come might not be good for the GECs in the wake of the ongoing producers-FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees) tiff , GECs have performed well in the week gone by.According to TAM figures for week 45 (CS 4+) STAR Plus jumps back into the 300s with 316 GRPs as compared to last week's 271 GRPs. Colors retains the number two slot with 250 GRPs.Zee picked up too to deliver 207 GRPs. Last week's GRPs were 171.Other numbers include Sony at 101 GRPs, STAR One at 86 GRPs, NDTV Imagine at 81 GRPs, 9X at 63 GRPs and Sahara One at 59 GRPs.

STAR Plus jumps back into the 300s

Even though the days to come might not be good for the GECs in the wake of the ongoing producers-FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees) tiff , GECs have performed well in the week gone by.

According to TAM figures for week 45 (CS 4+) STAR Plus jumps back into the 300s with 316 GRPs as compared to last week's 271 GRPs. Colors retains the number two slot with 250 GRPs.

Zee picked up too to deliver 207 GRPs. Last week's GRPs were 171.

Other numbers include Sony at 101 GRPs, STAR One at 86 GRPs, NDTV Imagine at 81 GRPs, 9X at 63 GRPs and Sahara One at 59 GRPs.

To read Anant's rant on the GEC mess click here.

Source:
Campaign India

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