Campaign India Team
Aug 04, 2010

STAR zooms, Colors in second spot

STAR Plus jumped to 365 GRPs in Week 31 (TAM, CS4+, HSM) from 323 GRPs in the previous week to stay on top of the GEC stakes. Colors dipped to 289 GRPs from 312 GRPs.Sony jumped an astonishing 108 GRPs to 270 GRPs on the back of big deliveries on their Hindi feature films. Zee was steady at 227 GRPs.SAB stayed ahead of Imagine, with 89 GRPs compared to Imagine's 74 GRPs

STAR zooms, Colors in second spot

STAR Plus jumped to 365 GRPs in Week 31 (TAM, CS4+, HSM) from 323 GRPs in the previous week to stay on top of the GEC stakes. Colors dipped to 289 GRPs from 312 GRPs.

Sony jumped an astonishing 108 GRPs to 270 GRPs on the back of big deliveries on their Hindi feature films. Zee was steady at 227 GRPs.
SAB stayed ahead of Imagine, with 89 GRPs compared to Imagine's 74 GRPs

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