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    • ALLEN: Maheshwari brothers of Kota have built a coaching empire brick by brick

    • James Murdoch and Uday Shankar-led Bodhi Tree invests $600 million in test prep firm Allen

    • What the partnership with Uday Shankar and James Murdoch will mean for Viacom18

    • Uday Shankar, James Murdoch to raise $345 million through SPAC

    • Will Uday Shankar's exit alter Star India's sports strategy?

    • Star Sports CEO Gautam Thakar steps down

    • Walt Disney Company APAC President Uday Shankar to step down

    • Storyboard: In conversation with Shah Rukh Khan on TED Talks India

    • Passion to Win: The story of Uday Shankar of Star India

    • Star India completes integration of Maa TV Network

    • Balaji Telefilms' promoters increase stake to 47.29%

    • Media, Entertainment industry to grow at 14.2%

    • Here is what you can expect from Satyamev Jayate season 2

    • Here's why Star India is betting big on football

      STAR India has now turned its attention to football. The broadcaster has picked up one third stake in a company jointly owned by Reliance Industries and IMG, and is set to launch an Indian Premier League style football tournament starting January.

    • TRAI to take up TV channels pricing issue

      On the recent recommendation on guidelines for TV rating agencies, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Chairmam said that the present system was "broken" and it is getting fixed now.

    • TAM in turbulent phase; 3 channels unsubscribe service

      Turbulent times for Television viewership Measurement agency (TAM) - yet again. This time it looks like the situation is snowballing into a major crisis. Last week, three broadcasters-Multi Screen Media, Times Television Network and NDTV unsubscribed to TAM's viewership data on alleged unfair trade practices.

    • IPL gives mileage for investment, bankable proposition

      On CNBC-TV18‘s special show Storyboard Naomi Datta takes a look at what‘s happening in the A&M space. IPL 6 got off to a showy start with an opening ceremony that reportedly cost the BCCI Rs 22 crore.

    • Star drops news arm, gambles on Satyamev Jayate

      In the last three months, Star India has launched a new Hindi movie channel, exited the TV News business, and purchased the broadcast rights to Indian cricket. It is going all-out now to launch Aamir Khan's Indian television debut with Satyamev Jayate, reports CNBC-TV18's Anuradha Sengupta and Animesh Das.

    • Star Group wins Indian cricket's broadcast rights

      Star Group on Monday beat competition from Multi Screen Media (Sony) to bag six-year broadcast and digital rights of India’s international cricket matches at home and domestic events like Ranji Trophy, Duleep Trophy and the Irani Trophy.

    • Star and Zee: Rivals now partners

      Rivals Star and Zee have come together to form a 50:50 joint venture for TV distribution, a move aimed at generating combined revenues of over Rs 2,000 crore, report CNBC-TV18’s Tanvi Shukla and Priyanka Ghosh.

    • Storyboard completes a decade, witnessed growing brands

      Those are just some of the images that have defined the decade starting May 2001 which is when Storyboard was broadcast for the first time. Hello and welcome to a month of celebrations here on CNBC TV18 as this show.

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