Campaign India Team
May 27, 2008

Time Out Bangalore to launch in mid-July

Paprika Media is planning to launch its entertainment and lifestyle magazine, Time Out in Bangalore. Pallav Moitra, CEO, Paprika Media told Campaign India that the magazine will be launched in mid-July.

Time Out Bangalore to launch in mid-July

Paprika Media is planning to launch its entertainment and lifestyle magazine, Time Out in Bangalore. Pallav Moitra, CEO, Paprika Media told Campaign India that the magazine will be launched in mid-July.

“The editorial team is already set up for the Bangalore launch. We are currently looking at the pre-launch marketing activities. For this, we have done strategic partnerships with some of the leading brands,” said Moitra. He refused to divulge further details. Time Out is already present in Mumbai and Delhi markets. Paprika Media has tied up with the UK based publishing company, Time Out (www.timeout.com) to publish Indian editions of Time Out for the metros.

 

Source:
Campaign India

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