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Nielsen ropes in Sandeep Ranade as consumer research director
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He will be reporting to Prasun Basu, executive director, consumer research and vice-president, BASES, The Nielsen Company.

TRS plans to launch Telangana TV
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Rao visited some studios in Hyderabad and Mumbai to scout for a suitable low cost channel.

Sandipan Ghosh quits Mother Dairy as marketing head
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He has been with the leading marketer of dairy products and fruit and vegetable products for four years and now plans to relocate to Dubai, where he will handle marketing for a global food brand.

Maharashtra Elections: Crayons wins Congress’ ad contract
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Crayons Advertising has won the Congress’ contract for the October 13 Maharashtra State Assembly Elections for advertising creative and media duties.

Vijay Mallya plans to combine sports interests into single entity
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The proposed entity will combine assets like the Force India Formula-1 team, Royal Challengers Indian Premier League IPL team and ownership of football clubs East Bengal and Mohun Bagan.

Publicis Ambience wins K7 Computing’s creative duties
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The agency will be responsible for talking about the anti-virus product that is offered by the company, which has set aside Rs 8 crore for its marketing objectives.

Essel Group ropes in Atul Pande as CEO, sports business
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Pande will report to the group’s chairman, Subhash Chandra for Essel Sports Business and Punit Goenka, CEO, ZEEL for the broadcasting business.

Hindustan to launch Bareilly edition in October
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Hindustan, the fastest growing Hindi daily of the HT Media group, will launch its Bareilly edition in the first week of October.

Personal video recorder pays well for Tata Sky
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What has made these possible for Kaushik is his Personal Video Recorder PVR, which his company brought into the market a year ago branding it Tata Sky+.

GJEPC to promote diamond jewellery in 16 cities
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For the first time, diamond jewellery sales in India will touch about Rs 25,000 crore this fiscal, which is a massive shift for the troubled industry as India has traditionally been a gold jewellery market.