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Aug 31, 2011

GEC Ratings: Sony retains second position

Star Plus continues its stay at the top

GEC Ratings: Sony retains second position

Sony has retained its second position among the Hindi GECs according to TAM ratings available for Week 35. The channel lost three GRPs and has registered 242 GRPs for the week. Star Plus continues to lead the genre with 299 GRPs, an increase of two points from last week. Colors, which slipped below Sony last week to the third spot, registered 228 GRPs - a drop of four points from previous week’s 232 GRPs. 

Zee TV dropped 14 GRPs from 194 GRPs to register 180 GRPs this week. Sab TV retained their viewership to end the week with 128 GRPs. Imagine was on 75 GRPs, while Star One and Sahara One registered 33 and 31 GRPs respectively. 
 

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