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NEWSPAPERS<br />

National<br />

The Times <strong>of</strong> India<br />

The Economic Times<br />

Regional<br />

Mumbai Mirror<br />

Maharashtra Times<br />

Navbharat Times<br />

Sandhya Times<br />

Vijay Karnataka<br />

Sandesh<br />

TELEVISION<br />

National<br />

TIMES NOW (News)<br />

Currently available<br />

in India.<br />

Zoom TV (Lifestyle)<br />

Currently available<br />

in India, Nepal & The<br />

Maldives)<br />

COMPLETE MEDIA SOLUTIONS<br />

MAGAZINE<br />

National<br />

Luxury Category<br />

Time ‘n Style<br />

Time ‘n Style Beauty<br />

Just Jewellery<br />

Women/Films<br />

Femina<br />

Filmfare<br />

MOBILE<br />

58888<br />

(Mobile Consumer<br />

Services brand)<br />

RADIO<br />

National<br />

Radio Mirchi<br />

98.3 FM<br />

OUT OF HOME<br />

Times OOH<br />

PRIVATE TREATIES<br />

INTERNET<br />

Global<br />

India<strong>times</strong>.com<br />

Times<strong>of</strong>India.com<br />

Economic<strong>times</strong>.com<br />

Education<strong>times</strong>.com<br />

E-paper<br />

Comprehensive Media Offerings – 360 Degrees Approach with a winning proposition<br />

Mumbaimirror.com<br />

Timeswellness.com<br />

Timesascent.in<br />

Timesjobs.com<br />

Simplymarry.com<br />

Wallet365.com<br />

Timesfinancialservices.<br />

Magicbricks.com


India. The country that is making headlines across <strong>the</strong> globe. The country that promises to be<br />

one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> superpowers <strong>of</strong> tomorrow. The country that has emerged as one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> key markets in<br />

<strong>the</strong> world.<br />

India is <strong>the</strong> second fastest growing economy in <strong>the</strong> world with a GDP growth <strong>of</strong> 9.2 percent in<br />

2006-07. As far as purchasing price parity goes, India is <strong>the</strong> fourth largest in <strong>the</strong> world, after <strong>the</strong><br />

US, China and Japan.<br />

As <strong>the</strong> Indian economy grows, <strong>the</strong> Great Indian Middle Class is also expected to expand<br />

significantly. People and households with disposable incomes and higher propensity to spend are<br />

only increasing. 25-44 years has been identified as <strong>the</strong> largest chunk <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> consuming class. This<br />

sector is expected to grow by a huge 5.5 million average annually till 2025. Making India a<br />

young country.<br />

The 300-million strong Indian middle class allocates a higher percentage to monthly expenditure<br />

that can be characterised by sharp growth in sales <strong>of</strong> products like cars and two-wheelers, CTV<br />

and mobile phones and burgeoning increase in credit cards and personal loans.<br />

As far as global marketing standards go, currently India is a low spender at 0.5 per cent <strong>of</strong> GDP<br />

With so many brands in <strong>the</strong> market it is only obvious that advertising has potential for huge<br />

growth, as consumers and consuming markets get more evolved.<br />

To reach out to this vast market, you need to be seen in <strong>the</strong> right media platforms. Platforms that<br />

will allow your brand to be visible across different media vehicles, be it print, TV, outdoor or<br />

internet.<br />

With a heritage <strong>of</strong> 169 years (established in 1838), The Times Group, also<br />

known as Bennett, Coleman & Company Limited, is India's largest, oldest, and<br />

most diversified media conglomerate.<br />

Little wonder <strong>the</strong>n, it's credo reads: Create and build brands with differentiated<br />

content through which advertisers can reach out to specific audiences.


Take a look at <strong>the</strong> facts presented below to realise our strong presence across various media.<br />

NEWSPAPERS<br />

THE TIMES OF INDIA<br />

Circulation: 3.1 million (Audit Bureau <strong>of</strong> Circulations<br />

Jan-Jun 2007)<br />

3,500,000<br />

3,000,000<br />

2,500,000<br />

2,000,000<br />

1,500,000<br />

1,000,000<br />

500,000<br />

0<br />

Circulation and Readership <strong>of</strong> ET and o<strong>the</strong>r Business dailies<br />

800,000<br />

700,000<br />

600,000<br />

500,000<br />

400,000<br />

300,000<br />

200,000<br />

100,000<br />

0<br />

3,137,000<br />

667,953*<br />

774,000<br />

710,460<br />

THE<br />

ECONOMIC<br />

TIMES<br />

1,136,395<br />

278,240<br />

31000*<br />

31000<br />

FINANCIAL<br />

EXPRESS<br />

The circulation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Economic Times is more than four <strong>times</strong> <strong>the</strong> size <strong>of</strong> its nearest<br />

competitor.The readership <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Economic Times is over five <strong>times</strong> that <strong>of</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r<br />

business dailies combined.<br />

*FE Circulation from Jul-Dec 2001 which is <strong>the</strong> latest.<br />

Highest selling and most widely read English language broadsheet daily in <strong>the</strong><br />

world with 13 editions. Circulation <strong>of</strong> 3,137,000 (ABC Jan-Jun 2007).<br />

Readership: 6,828,000 (IRS 2007-Round 2)<br />

The Times <strong>of</strong> India and o<strong>the</strong>r dailies<br />

1,186,550<br />

179,975 177,560<br />

Readership: 6,828,000 (The Indian Readership Survey 2007<br />

Round 2)<br />

Second highest selling English language business daily in <strong>the</strong> world after The Wall<br />

Street Journal and <strong>the</strong> largest in Asia with 11 editions.<br />

Circulation: 710, 460 (ABC Jan-Jun 2007). Readership: 774,000 (IRS 2007-Round 2).<br />

143,540 123,970 103,000<br />

BUSINESS<br />

STANDARD<br />

457,100<br />

HINDU<br />

BUSINESS<br />

LINE<br />

948,290<br />

TOI IE NIE HT HIN DH STA TEL DC<br />

7000<br />

6000<br />

5000<br />

4000<br />

3000<br />

2000<br />

1000<br />

The Economic Times<br />

0<br />

Circulation and Readership <strong>of</strong> ET and Business Magazine<br />

800,000<br />

700,000<br />

600,000<br />

500,000<br />

400,000<br />

300,000<br />

200,000<br />

100,000<br />

0<br />

6828<br />

752 353 537<br />

774,000<br />

710,460<br />

THE<br />

ECONOMIC<br />

TIMES<br />

76000<br />

3319<br />

2237<br />

TOI MM IE NIE HT HIN DH STA TEL DNA MD DC<br />

335,000<br />

BUSINESS<br />

INDIA<br />

130200<br />

224,000<br />

BUSINESS<br />

WORLD<br />

126000<br />

486,000<br />

BUSINESS<br />

TODAY<br />

Circulation and Readership <strong>of</strong> The Economic Times is way ahead <strong>of</strong> all business<br />

magazines. The Economic Times has 288,000 more readers than <strong>the</strong> magazine with<br />

<strong>the</strong> next highest readership.<br />

477<br />

1015<br />

1260<br />

263<br />

632 543<br />

TOI- The Times <strong>of</strong> India/ MM – Mumbai Mirror / IE – Indian Express / NIE – New Indian Express / HT – Hindustan Times / HIN – Hindu / DH – Deccan Herald /STAT –<br />

The Statesman / TEL – Telegraph / DNA – Daily News & Analysis / MD – Midday / DC – Deccan Chronicle.<br />

*IE Circulation from ABC Jan-Jun 2000 which is <strong>the</strong> latest.<br />

According to <strong>the</strong> Indian Readership Survey 2007, Round 2:<br />

● 97% <strong>of</strong> TOI readers are from Urban India ● 80% <strong>of</strong> TOI readers are from SEC AB households.<br />

Circulation ABC Jan-Jun 2007 Readership IRS 2007-Round 2.<br />

Circulation ABC<br />

Figures in 000s<br />

Readership IRS 2007 Round 2.<br />

Circulation <strong>of</strong> ET from ABC Jan-Jun 2007. BT/BI Jan-Jun 2003. BW Jul-Dec 2005.<br />

According to <strong>the</strong> Indian Readership Survey 2007, Round 2:<br />

● 70% <strong>of</strong> ET readers are graduates or above educated ● 87% <strong>of</strong> ET readers are from SEC AB households


The Times <strong>of</strong> India and The Economic Times boast strategic brands and a plethora <strong>of</strong> sub brands within<br />

<strong>the</strong>ir respective folds:<br />

THE TIMES OF INDIA<br />

STRATEGIC BRANDS<br />

Times Life! The highest selling Sunday leisure colour broadsheet in India.<br />

Circulated with: The Sunday Times <strong>of</strong> India.<br />

Times Ascent<br />

At your doorstep every Wednesday, it is <strong>the</strong> top specialist Appointments broadsheet in India.<br />

Circulated with: The Times <strong>of</strong> India and The Economic Times, Chennai.<br />

Bombay Times, Bangalore Times, Delhi Times, Ahmedabad Times, Baroda Times,<br />

Calcutta Times, Hyderabad Times, Pune Times, Nagpur Times, Kanpur Times:<br />

All, city-centric publications providing local news with high entertainment quotient.<br />

SUB BRANDS<br />

Education Times<br />

Times Property<br />

Times Wellness<br />

Rouge<br />

Times Drive<br />

Times Auto<br />

Your Money<br />

Financial Times<br />

A bi-weekly, it is India's highest selling broadsheet on Education. Circulated in 15 metros<br />

The highest selling weekly Property broadsheet in India. Circulated in 10 metros<br />

India's highest selling weekly broadsheet on healthy living. Circulated in 5 metros<br />

India's highest selling fortnightly broadsheet on women.<br />

A weekly broadsheet for auto enthusiasts in Mumbai.<br />

Auto news you can use for auto enthusiasts in Bangalore.<br />

A weekly broadsheet in Mumbai on managing personal finance.<br />

A weekly broadsheet in Delhi and Bangalore, to help demystify <strong>the</strong> world <strong>of</strong> finance.<br />

THE 'COMPACT' PUBLICATIONS FROM THE TIMES GROUP STABLE:<br />

Mumbai Mirror With daily morning and afternoon editions, it is also India's first complete English morning<br />

newspaper in compact form. It is targeted at <strong>the</strong> young and bold reader, focusing on local<br />

issues. The Bangalore Mirror and Ahmedabad Mirror have also been recently launched.<br />

Print Order (Mumbai): 600,000.<br />

Readership (Mumbai): 752,000. Indian Readership Survey, 2007-Round 2.<br />

Metro Now<br />

What’s Hot<br />

According to <strong>the</strong> Indian Readership Survey 2007, Round 2:<br />

● More than 54% <strong>of</strong> Mumbai Mirror readers are graduates & above educated.<br />

● Almost 75% Mumbai Mirror readers are from SEC AB households.<br />

● More than 50% <strong>of</strong> Mumbai Mirror readers are below <strong>the</strong> age <strong>of</strong> 30.<br />

In a unique JV with <strong>the</strong> publishers <strong>of</strong> Hindustan Times, Metro Now is a compact city newspaper for<br />

<strong>the</strong> mobile consumer with fast- paced local news.<br />

Print Order (Delhi) : 100,000 copies.<br />

A weekly compact magazine that seeks to provide readers with ideas and information on how <strong>the</strong>y<br />

can make <strong>the</strong>ir weekends more fulfilling. Circulated every Friday with The Times <strong>of</strong> India Mumbai<br />

and Delhi.


STRATEGIC BRANDS<br />

Brand Equity Circulated with The Economic Times weekly on Wednesdays in 11 cities, it is India's highest<br />

selling Advertising and Marketing colour broadsheet.<br />

Corporate Dossier The highest selling weekly colour broadsheet on leadership management. Circulated in<br />

Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Pune & Chennai.<br />

SUB BRANDS<br />

ET Travel The most widely read weekly broadsheet on travel. Read by affluent Indians in Mumbai and Delhi.<br />

ET Realty<br />

ET Empower<br />

ET Investor's Guide<br />

ET Auto Mania<br />

ET 500<br />

Circulated fortnightly in Mumbai, ET Realty is highest selling colour broadsheet on commercial<br />

property.<br />

A weekly broadsheet on Business Education. For Mumbai and Delhi readers.<br />

A weekly guide to earning, investing, spending. Circulated in eleven cities.<br />

A weekly broadsheeet for <strong>the</strong> auto enthusiast in Delhi and Chandigarh.<br />

A bi-annual magazine in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore, a guide to India's Top 500 companies.<br />

Strategic Marketing<br />

The authoritative bi-monthly magazine on marketing management.<br />

THE TIMES GROUP OWNED INDIAN LANGUAGE NEWSPAPERS:<br />

Navbharat Times The leading Hindi broadsheet daily in <strong>the</strong> Delhi and Mumbai.<br />

Circulation: 492,060. ABC Jan-Jun 2007. Readership: 2,336,000. IRS 2007-Round 2.<br />

According to <strong>the</strong> Indian Readership Survey 2007, Round 2:<br />

Maharashtra Times<br />

ET Gujarati<br />

● 65% <strong>of</strong> NBT readers are from SEC AB households<br />

● 66% <strong>of</strong> NBT readers are below <strong>the</strong> age <strong>of</strong> 40 yrs.<br />

The undisputed leader among Marathi broadsheet dailies in Mumbai.<br />

Circulation: 287,240. ABC Jan-Jun 2007. Readership: 1,200,000. IRS 2007-Round 2.<br />

According to <strong>the</strong> Indian Readership Survey 2007, Round 2:<br />

● 63% MT readers are below <strong>the</strong> age <strong>of</strong> 40 yrs.<br />

● 44% NBT readers are from SEC AB households.<br />

The Economic Times launched its Gujarati language edition this year reaching out to <strong>the</strong> Gujarati<br />

community in <strong>the</strong> state <strong>of</strong> Gujarat. Print Order: 30,000 copies.<br />

The Times <strong>of</strong> India (Kannada)<br />

Vijay Karnataka<br />

Sandesh<br />

The Times <strong>of</strong> India launched its Kannada language edition this year<br />

reaching out to <strong>the</strong> people <strong>of</strong> Bangalore and <strong>the</strong> state <strong>of</strong> Karnataka.<br />

Print Order: 42000 copies.<br />

The most widely read Kannada publication in <strong>the</strong> state <strong>of</strong> Karnataka.<br />

Circulation : 570,800. ABC Jan-Jun 2007. Readership: 4,482,000. IRS 2007-Round 2.<br />

The second highest read Gujarati newspaper in Gujarat state. The Times Group has a minority stake in<br />

Sandesh<br />

Readership : 3,591,000 in Gujarat. IRS 2007-Round 2.


MAGAZINES<br />

WOMEN’S & FILM MAGAZINES: Owned by Worldwide Media, a joint venture between BBC and The Times Group:<br />

Femina The largest selling women’s magazine in English, with a readership <strong>of</strong> 0.4 million. IRS 2007-Round 2.<br />

Filmfare<br />

The largest selling film magazine in English, with a readership <strong>of</strong> 0.9 million. IRS 2007-Round 2.<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r WWM periodicals include: Femina Sri Lanka, Femina Girl, Femina Allure, BBC Top Gear, Hello.<br />

LUXURY MAGAZINES: Owned by The Times Group.<br />

Time 'n Style A bi-monthly premium niche luxury magazine with a special focus on watches, luxury and<br />

jewellery.<br />

Just Jewellery<br />

Time ‘n Style Beauty<br />

A Time 'n Style presentation, it is a quarterly which highlights <strong>the</strong> latest international events in<br />

<strong>the</strong> jewellery industry.<br />

is a value addition magazine in sync with <strong>the</strong> beauty conscious generation <strong>of</strong> today.<br />

RESPONSE INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r than print, The Times Group also <strong>of</strong>fers Response Integrated Solutions (RIS) which facilitates<br />

customized, targeted and measureable media neutral communication solutions for our valued<br />

business partners. Integrated solutions are powered by <strong>the</strong> following digital variants from our Group.<br />

www.epaper.<strong>times</strong><strong>of</strong><strong>india</strong>.com<br />

Launched in Oct 2003 : Digital replica <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> newspaper, it is targeted toward NRI and <strong>the</strong> Indian desktop fraternity<br />

and features innovation like videos, voice spots and web-links. Total impressions 45,085,974 per month. Source: G<br />

Analytics<br />

Revenue streams : Microsites, ad banners, videos/rich media delivery etc.<br />

India<strong>times</strong>.com<br />

India's Leading portal with 1 billion page views per month and 12 million registered e-mail subscribers it is a one stop<br />

shop for information related to general news to entertainment to business news to lifestyle with a mobile VAS<br />

destination. (Source: Times Trends)<br />

Revenue streams : Shopping, cricket, auto, remit2<strong>india</strong>, etc.<br />

58888 mobile telephony<br />

India's no. 1 Mobile Consumer Services Brand and <strong>the</strong> largest value-added service provider in mobile space with 30<br />

million registered subscribers pan India. (Source: Times Trends)<br />

Revenue streams: Keyword, footers, M-coupon, contests, viral activity, branded mobile games, wireless club,<br />

WAP sites etc.<br />

Times<strong>of</strong><strong>india</strong>.com<br />

With 60 million home page views per month and 60 per cent <strong>of</strong> its audience from abroad, it is India's most preferred<br />

news website. (Source: Times Trends)<br />

Revenue Opportunities: Ad banners, microsites, and visibility options.<br />

Economic<strong>times</strong>.com<br />

ET.com is extensively accessed by <strong>the</strong> business fraternity and is <strong>the</strong> undisputed authority in <strong>the</strong> business domain. It<br />

boasts <strong>of</strong> 25 million home page views per month. (Source: Times Trends)<br />

Revenue Opportunities : Banner Advertising, HNI Newsletters and more.<br />

Education<strong>times</strong>.com<br />

It is <strong>the</strong> first portal focused on <strong>the</strong> education industry and provides niche content for students with regard to<br />

scholarships, loans, alternative education, e-testing, e-tutorials and e-learning. Total Impressions 1,525,834 per month.<br />

Source: G Analytics<br />

Revenue Opportunities: Ad banners, advertorials, Microsite, E-commerce and content/service based tie-ups.


Timeswellness.com<br />

A portal that caters to <strong>the</strong> health conscious. Total Impressions 223,645 per month. Source: G Analytics<br />

Revenue Streams : Advertorials, Ad banners and more.<br />

Timesascent.com<br />

HR community portal, sharing best practices in <strong>the</strong> industry. Total Impressions 185,000 per month. Source: G Analytics<br />

Revenue Streams : Advertorials, ad banners, newsletters and more.<br />

Mumbaimirror.com<br />

Provides a platform for all Mumbai related needs. Total Impressions 4,940,944 per month. Source: G Analytics<br />

Revenue Opportunities: Ad banners, maps, listings and more.<br />

RADIO<br />

Radio Mirchi<br />

It is <strong>the</strong> No.1 radio channel in all key markets. A nationwide presence is expected soon.<br />

Entertainment Network India Ltd is <strong>the</strong> holding company.<br />

Advertising opportunities : commercial time, weave-ins, RJ mentions, outdoor broadcasting and more.<br />

TELEVISION<br />

Zoom<br />

India's first glamour and lifestyle TV channel, it reaches 50 million viewers per month. (Source: TAM People Meter<br />

System)<br />

Advertising opportunities : AFP module, Commercial Time, Aston brands and more.<br />

Times NOW<br />

General interest news channel formed jointly with The Times Group & Reuters, it is <strong>the</strong> leader in <strong>the</strong> English language<br />

news category. It reaches 35-40 million viewers per month.(Source: TAM People Meter System)<br />

Advertising opportunities : Commercial Time, Ticker Tapes, etc<br />

TIMES BUSINESS SOLUTIONS<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r Times Group dotcoms include:<br />

Timesjobs.com<br />

The no.1 Jobs portal.<br />

Magicbricks.com<br />

India's no.1 property portal.<br />

Simplymarry.com<br />

India's most popular, user-friendly matrimonial website.<br />

Wallet365.com<br />

This revolutionary new online payment service lets you pay anyone, anywhere, shop online and receive money.<br />

Wallet365.com is absolutely safe, instant and convenient.<br />

Timesfinancialservices.com<br />

A leading financial services provider <strong>of</strong> consumers in India and across <strong>the</strong> globe with a host <strong>of</strong> services like India<br />

Money Transfers, Global Money Transfers, NRI Services and Personal Finance Services.<br />

TIMES OUT OF HOME (Times OOH)<br />

Besides print, television, radio and internet, <strong>the</strong> Times Group has its presence in <strong>the</strong> outdoor domain in<br />

<strong>the</strong> form <strong>of</strong> Times Out-<strong>of</strong>-Home (Times OOH): Its Holding Company is Entertainment Network India Ltd<br />

and it has over 1400 bus queue shelters dotting <strong>the</strong> city <strong>of</strong> Mumbai. Besides it promises high quality<br />

display opportunities in 13 ultra modern metro stations in Delhi and advertising opportunities in<br />

different OOH formats on <strong>the</strong> famous Delhi-Noida-Delhi (DND) flyway. In Kolkata, it has 80 hoardings<br />

across all metro stations.

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