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MBC Group announces television breakthrough

Tue, 2012-01-24 12:22 - By  

MBC Group has announced a breakthrough in the region’s television industry with the launch of the Middle East’s first ever experiential TV drama, 04 (“zero four”). The drama started airing on January 14. 

Sony Pictures Television set to produce "Jeopardy" and "Wheel of Fortune" in Arabic

Thu, 2011-11-03 09:24 - By  

 Sony Pictures Television Arabia has unveiled its plans to remake popular American game showsin Arabic. The Production company will produce 30 minute episodes of "Wheel of Fortune" for Egyptian broadcaster Al Hayat, and produce one hour episodes of "Jeopardy" for the Dubai based MBC group.

Sony Pictures Television owns the rights to several other American television shows that may be reworked for the Middle Eastern audience. Potential candidates include popular game show "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" and award winning sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond".

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World-renowned speakers gather at ArabNet Conference hosted by Cairo for the first time

Wed, 2011-10-12 11:49 - By  
 
 
Under the patronage of H.E. Dr.

Royal Jet signs deal with MBC Group

Sat, 2011-10-01 18:01 - By  

 

Royal Jet, the international luxury executive flight services company based in Abu Dhabi and chaired by His Excellency Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, announced that MBC Group is the latest company to recognise the business benefits of private air travel.

Regional media industry leaders to gather in Abu Dhabi for Medialive

Sun, 2011-09-18 09:33 - By  
 
Turret Media announced the programme for Medialive! - a highly innovative showcase for the Middle East's media industry, set to take place from 18 to 19 October 2011, at Park Rotana, in Abu Dhabi.
 
Medialive!

News and Current Affairs channels have the highest average advertising rates among FTA satellite TV channels in the Arab World

Mon, 2011-04-18 17:42 - By  

The peak average advertising rates of Free-to-Air satellite News and Current Affairs channels in the Arab World reaches US$ 5,419 for a 30-second advertisement aired between 21:00 – 22:00 KSA according to Arab Advisors Group's recent advertising rates analysis.

Arab Advisors Group’s analysis of advertising rates across 38 Free-to-Air satellite TV channels reveals that FTA satellite TV average ad rates are highest during night time between 21:00 and 22:00 KSA. The average advertising rate for a particular time segment represents the mean advertising rate for a standard 30-second TV commercial spot (known as a TVC) in that time segment throughout the week.

A new report, “Satellite TV Advertising Rates in the Arab World 2011”, was released by the Arab Advisors Group on April 11, 2011 to the Strategic Research Service Media subscribers. The 67-page report, which has 56 detailed exhibits, provides detailed analysis of satellite TV advertising rates across 38 FTA satellite TV channels chosen as a representative sample of the total market. The choice was also partially based on our survey findings with respect to viewership, where the list includes very popular channels as well as much less popular ones. The categories in which the analyzed channels fall under are as follows: Children and Youth channels, General channels, Movies and Series channels, Music channels, News and Current Affairs channels, Religious channels and Sports channels.

“News and Current Affairs channels, General channels and Movies and Series channels have the highest average advertising rates amongst the channel categories covered in this report. The fact that these channel categories have considerably higher advertising rates than the rest of channels could be attributed to a number of factors such as: High viewership and a wide variety of content” Ms. Danya Nusseir, Arab Advisors Senior Research Analyst, commented.

“Of the 38 analyzed FTA satellite TV channels, MBC Group’s Arabic language General channel - MBC1 - has the highest average advertising rate. Whereas, the three Music channels: Mazzika, Melody Arabia and Melody Hits, which have identical ad rates, have the lowest average advertising rates.” Ms. Noura Abdulhadi, Arab Advisors Senior Research Analyst, said.
 


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