Campaign India Team
Feb 18, 2011

UTV strengthens Interactive operations

M K Anand to take up additional responsibility as CEO – Interactive

UTV strengthens Interactive operations

UTV is strengthening operations in its Interactive Arm. This focus on the Interactive space will be led by M K Anand as chief executive officer - interactive, in addition to his current responsibility as chief executive officer – broadcasting. A press note from the group explains that this step is in sync with UTV’s thrust on the Interactive play across audio and video offerings on all platforms and leveraging 3G and 4G opportunities. 

Speaking on the development, MK Anand, CEO– Interactive & Broadcast, UTV said, "We are on an aggressive growth path and are extremely bullish about the opportunities offered in the Interactive space. Consolidation of our operations will provide for better focus towards pursuing our objective of becoming the dominant player in the digital entertainment space. With this we will be able to enhance our efficiency to create a stronger and more scalable business model.”

Additionally, Zarina Mehta, who is currently the chief creative officer - broadcasting, will take on the added responsibility of chief creative officer - interactive. Lavina Tauro, vice president will be business head, Voice Products. Sameer Pitalwalla, senior vice president, who has recently joined UTV, is business head - 3G.

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Campaign India

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