Campaign India Team
Jul 21, 2010

STAR tops, Colors rebounds to second

STAR Plus continued its fine run to stay in the lead position in the GEC stakes with 356 GRPs in Week 29, 65 GRPs ahead of Colors, which finished at 291 GRPs, up from 255 GRPs in Week 28. Zee slipped back into third place to 252 GRPs. Sony, SAB and Imagine all slid, to 135 GRPs, 92 GRPs and 80 GRPs respectively.

STAR tops, Colors rebounds to second

STAR Plus continued its fine run to stay in the lead position in the GEC stakes with 356 GRPs in Week 29, 65 GRPs ahead of Colors, which finished at 291 GRPs, up from 255 GRPs in Week 28.
 
Zee slipped back into third place to 252 GRPs.
 
Sony, SAB and Imagine all slid, to 135 GRPs, 92 GRPs and 80 GRPs respectively.

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Campaign India

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