MTV
50 Cent has business-centered reality show on MTV
50 Cent has a new show on MTV, where business-savvy contestants compete for a shot at fame and a huge cash prize. But the rapper says he
MTV Taps Quantcast For Audience Tracking
With the move, MTV will now also become part of Quantcast
VIACOM
Viacom Gets Nailed; American Youth Is Bored With Its MTV
Viacom faces a number of challenges, chief among them is the fact that its cash cow networks, MTV, VH1 and BET, are having ratings problems.
AFRICA
GAMBIA: President’s herbal HIV/AIDS 'cure' boosts ARV use
President Yahya Jammeh’s traditional herbal treatment for HIV has had an unanticipated side-effect, say HIV experts in the country – rather than pulling people towards a herbal cure, it has raised the profile of conventional antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) to treat HIV.
ASIA
Women’s groups launch new drive against AIDS
The project is done in co-ordination with Vijaya Mahila Sangha and Jyothi Mahila Sangha, two other organisations working for the empowerment of sex workers. The programme aims to fight against the stigma attached to these women and the discrimination they face. The project is supported by the World Bank which has granted Rs16 lakhs for technical support for 18 months.
CARIBBEAN & LATIN AMERICA
Communique Issued at the 8th AGM of Pan Caribbean Partnership
Under the theme, Leadership: Uniting Vision and Purpose, the Eighth Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Pan Caribbean Partnership against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP) was held on 29 -31 October 2008, in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Continued health cooperation discussed in Barbados
Regional partners are meeting in
Voodoo priests enlisted in Haiti AIDS fight
It is no surprise that Bouvais easily reconciles his mystical explanation of AIDS with the concept that it is caused by a virus. Voodoo is a melding of the beliefs and practices of West African slaves brought to the Caribbean island in the 1500s with the Roman Catholicism of their owners, and has co-existed with organised religion in
EUROPE
Many Africans with HIV in the UK are diagnosed late
According to the report, Sexually transmitted infections in black African and black
HIV/AIDS AND SEXUAL HEALTH NEWS
New HIV-reduction initiative takes to the fields
Education has found its way onto the soccer fields of
Study: Pregnancy Rates Linked to Sex on TV
Teens who watch a lot of TV programs that show flirting, touching, sex scenes or discussion of sex are far more likely to get pregnant or get someone else pregnant, a new study shows. The study found that over the next three years those who watch the most sexual content on TV are about twice as likely to be involved in a pregnancy as those who watch the least.
MULTI CULTURAL NEWS
AOL's BlackVoices debuts new advice blog targeting black men
BlackVoices, (www.blackvoices.com), announced the launch of BV Power List, a new blog that provides men with tips on how to succeed at work, home and play in order to make their own power moves in their daily life. A key feature of the new blog, www.blackvoices.com/blogs/category/power-list, is the editors
SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS
Social networks, mobile marketing are keys to reaching Gen X
Marketers trying to reach the elusive 25- to 44-year-old Generation X segment, which is at the peak of its buying power, face several key obstacles, including splintered media consumption, a greater diversity in "lifestyles," more penny-pinching habits than baby boomers have and an aversion to traditional ads, eMarketer has found.
OTHER NEWS
Election coverage draws 71.5 million
Some 71.5 million total viewers tuned in across 14 broadcast and cable networks from 8 to 11 p.m., according to Nielsen data issued last night, up 30 percent from the 55.1 million who tuned in to the seven major broadcast and cable news networks four years ago on election night.
Media Stocks Soar On Election Day
Election day was a bonanza for many media stocks. The biggest gainers included Viacom, which rebounded from some poor third-quarter earning results the day before, to gain 9% to $21.86. Time Warner also took off, up 8.3% to $10.83.
Nielsen: More Americans Plug Into Digital TV Change
Nielsen data released Tuesday shows that the number of homes that are still unprepared for the coming digital TV transition has declined over the past month. It now stands at 7.7% of all U.S. homes--down from 8.4% in September and nearly 10% in May.
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