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X And Y Didn’t Make News, Zee Did It

Zee News held three of the top five spots in the capital with its News at 9 being the most watched news programme, winning a trp of 2.13. The channel won the first, second and fourth positions with tvrs of 2.40, 1.91 and 1.54 respectively. The ratings are for the week beginning October 27.

That’s not all. Zee’s Wheelocity, according to a company press note, has been rated the third most watched news magazine programme. And that’s not all, the channel has more cause for cheer. The two programmes ahead of it are BBC’s Smart Minute and Asia Today. Says a Zee official: "While other news channels have been sensationalising events and playing to political lobbies, we’ve remained objective. That’s the reason for our success."

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With recent TAM studies showing that news consumption has more than doubled in the last two years—from an average of 51 minutes in December 2000, audiences now spend 136 minutes a month watching news—Zee is surely on a high wheelocity. As are its ratings.

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