Campaign India Team
Jan 28, 2019

I&B Ministry hikes advertisement rates for private TV channels

It signifies an increase of 11 per cent over 2017, for most private TV channels.

I&B Ministry hikes advertisement rates for private TV channels
On the back of revising advertising rates for the print medium, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has revised the advertisement rates offered by the Bureau of Outreach and Communication (BOC) to private TV channels.
 
The revised rates have been announced on the basis of a Review Committee constituted by the Ministry which submitted its report on 1st January, 2019. The revision would lead to an increase in rates of around 11 per cent over the rates of 2017 in respect of most of the private TV channels while it could be of higher percentage for some others, as per their reach and TV ratings. 
 
Differential rate structures for news and non-news channels will be offered, depending upon their overall reach in the country. The decision will also make it easier for TV channels to be empanelled with BOC in order to take advantage of the higher rates.
 

 

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