Campaign India Team
May 15, 2008

STAR Plus gets stronger

According to TAM’s data for week 19, C&S 4+, STAR Plus retains it top position with 335 GRPs.9X still holds on to its number three position with 88 GRPs.Zee TV is at number two with 210 GRPs. Sony is ahead of NDTV Imagine with 80 GRPs. NDTV Imagine occupies the fifth slot with 77 GRPs. Sahara One comes next with 72 GRPs, followed by SAB TV which has 27 GRPs.  

STAR Plus gets stronger

According to TAM’s data for week 19, C&S 4+, STAR Plus retains it top position with 335 GRPs.9X still holds on to its number three position with 88 GRPs.


Zee TV is at number two with 210 GRPs. Sony is ahead of NDTV Imagine with 80 GRPs. NDTV Imagine occupies the fifth slot with 77 GRPs. Sahara One comes next with 72 GRPs, followed by SAB TV which has 27 GRPs.
 

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Campaign India

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