Can you think about a house without a space for TV? Sounds wired? Yeah that’s all about the importance of TV, one powerful communication tool indeed even called as the idiot box for being overwhelmingly obedient. It eventually lets you explore from the Sahara to life in New York without departing home.
Now lets get updated on this medium that has evolved technically by becoming a LCD (liquid crystal display) today laptops one of the favorite and most wanted gadget owns the LCD screen and it would be funny to know that the display may act on a mood depending on how cold or hot the whether can be.
This is because it’s sensitive to temperature by taking a fair amount of heat to change the substance in to a liquid crystal. Entertainment is a keyword related to TV and its more enhanced via private satellite channels like Tata sky and Dish TV.
Make sure that its always interesting to know what happens behind the television screen than the actual shows played on it. All the action and technology happening for TV would be news that you had never heard about.
Today sitcoms spark a trend for people who have less time to spend before the TV but can avail a cool 3 to 5 minutes, then a sitcom can be their slice of cake. In fact their medium has been replaced by the internet and so why not provide them the necessary entertainment in the form of sitcoms, which is none other than the abbreviation of situation comedy.
The concept of sitcom was born on 1926 through the radio broadcast later in 1940 even television adopted for this new medium that’s creating waves globally. You can have a look at such sitcoms via www.watchtvsitcoms.com and www.ramandria.tv.
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November 19, 2007
Now, a site for shoppers to compare offers on TV - Business Line
- Anand Parthasarathy
‘As seen on TV’ is a common supermarket tag, worldwide, aiming to cash in on the customer’s recall of product offerings on television. Now an Indian new media player has created an arguably first-of-its-kind portal which eases brand recall and facilitates comparison shopping among brands advertised on TV. A few weeks ago, the Chennai-based PixelKraft launched www.indibiz.tv a portal that amalgamates advertisement videos seen on television channels in India. The ad video clips are classified into a couple of dozen alphabetically arranged product categories from apparel to telecom and most categories already contain around 5 or more videos. Someone shopping for holiday package or a new TV is enabled to quickly view all the competitive offerings.
PixelKraft’s Director, Mr Siddharth Kumar, says the company worked on the premise that the same advertisement clips that might seem intrusive if seen to interrupt the flow of a serial or a cricket match, might be perceived as a useful service if customers could decide when they wanted to view them. Mr Harish Madhyastha who heads the IndiBizTV team, told Business Line on Sunday, that while the brand clips were being freely uploaded on to the site – they propose to charge for providing a link for the viewer to contact the product companies by e-mail or phone. It remains to be seen if this novel concept gathers momentum – but advertisers who live in fear of the TV viewer’s dreaded ‘remote’ might see in Indibiz, a way to give their messages a second, potent avatar.
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November 18, 2007
indibiz on "The Hindu"
A new lease for TV advertisements
- Anand Parthasarathy
Bangalore: Here’s an entirely new ‘take’ on TV advertisement shorts — those commercial breaks we love to hate! The Chennai-based media solutions player, Pixelkraft, has just created a first-of-its-kind online video directory of consumer brands.
The portal — www.indibiz.tv — features hundreds of video clips, most of them advertisement shorts that have played on TV channels, classified according to product — from apparel, bikes, cars, detergents ... to telecom.
When these ad clips are inserted in between our favourite serials, they might seem like nuisance. But when you are ready to buy a new car or TV or fridge, it might be useful to see the ads of all competing brands to help you decide what to go in for. PixelKraft Director, Siddharth Kumar, who spoke to The Hindu on Saturday, says the idea of accumulating all these video contents in a way that will be seen to be useful rather than intrusive has not been tried out before on the Internet.
Brand companies are invited to freely include their video clips — and for a small charge, they can also add links which will allow potential customers to contact them by mail or on the phone. In many categories there are four or five brand choices. The people at PixelKraft seem to have come up with a new cyber way of saying the customer is always king (or queen)!
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November 12, 2007
indibiz on Indian Televison
PixelKraft launches interactive site indibiz.tv
MUMBAI: PixelKraft, a media solutions company that offers communication, advertising and e-Learning services has launched an interactive site indibiz.tv.
Indibiz.tv is an online video directory for brands, targeted primarily at the Indian cosumers. It allows the users to view videos of a number of brands for a particular product or service. The viewers may choose to visit the brand's website, or interact with the advertiser through any of the other touch points email, chat or phone.
PixelKraft offers content creation, online distribution, online exhibition, advertising - brand development and marketing communication solutions.
read more on Indiantelevision.com
MUMBAI: PixelKraft, a media solutions company that offers communication, advertising and e-Learning services has launched an interactive site indibiz.tv.
Indibiz.tv is an online video directory for brands, targeted primarily at the Indian cosumers. It allows the users to view videos of a number of brands for a particular product or service. The viewers may choose to visit the brand's website, or interact with the advertiser through any of the other touch points email, chat or phone.
PixelKraft offers content creation, online distribution, online exhibition, advertising - brand development and marketing communication solutions.
read more on Indiantelevision.com
exchange4media - indibiz
PixelKraft launches first ever video directory for brands
Chennai-based PixelKraft Media Solutions Pvt. Ltd recently launched the first ever online video directory www.indibiz.tv for brands. Targetted primarily at tech-savvy Indians, both home and abroad, the website is designed to meet three objectives of brand recall, comparison and response.
As a complement to television advertising, www.indibiz.tv allows the viewer to view commercials of a number of brands for a particular product or service. If an advertiser has opted for a response feature, the viewer may choose to visit the brand’s website or interact with the advertiser through email, chat or phone.
According to an official communiqué, response to brand communication is instantaneous, and conversion to business is very high, because the viewer has actually opted to visit indibiz.tv and see the commercial. With the product and service categories that make easy accessibility and a simple-to-use interface, the website will appeal to practically everyone.
The website www.indibiz.tv is being powered by PixelKraft, a four-year-old media solutions company that offers content creation, online distribution, online exhibition, advertising, brand development and marketing communication solutions. PixelKraft’s integrated approach to media and communication spans conventional and emerging media technologies, and is supported by meticulous research, in-depth analyses, strong strategies and clutter-cutting design.
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Chennai-based PixelKraft Media Solutions Pvt. Ltd recently launched the first ever online video directory www.indibiz.tv for brands. Targetted primarily at tech-savvy Indians, both home and abroad, the website is designed to meet three objectives of brand recall, comparison and response.
As a complement to television advertising, www.indibiz.tv allows the viewer to view commercials of a number of brands for a particular product or service. If an advertiser has opted for a response feature, the viewer may choose to visit the brand’s website or interact with the advertiser through email, chat or phone.
According to an official communiqué, response to brand communication is instantaneous, and conversion to business is very high, because the viewer has actually opted to visit indibiz.tv and see the commercial. With the product and service categories that make easy accessibility and a simple-to-use interface, the website will appeal to practically everyone.
The website www.indibiz.tv is being powered by PixelKraft, a four-year-old media solutions company that offers content creation, online distribution, online exhibition, advertising, brand development and marketing communication solutions. PixelKraft’s integrated approach to media and communication spans conventional and emerging media technologies, and is supported by meticulous research, in-depth analyses, strong strategies and clutter-cutting design.
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Indibiz on Business today Blog
Mind over Marketing - Sighting ads for free
Spotting ads is getting increasingly tough--unless you want to do a Vodafone and book all the available commercial time on a channel--as the target audience is probably taking a break or surfing channels. Also what if, like me, you happen to be in a situation where you have been roped in to assist a friend to trawl through the sites to look for an ancient Amrutanjan commercial?
We couldn't locate it on agencyfaqs or even youtube, our search on the Net led us to the ad on Indibiz.tv.
Recently launched, Indibiz.tv is an online video directory for brands and has three simple objectives--recall, compare and respond (to the ads, of course!). The site allows users to view a particular feature, opt for a response, or interact with the advertiser through any of the other touch points--email, chat or phone. With interactive advertising (on demand), Pixelkraft--which has launched Indibiz.tv--has tried a new business model that is seeking to actually create a pull.
The company claims to be working on an offline and online strategy that will popularise the site among relevant people (students and professionals foremost) through whom the message is going to spread forth.
At the moment, most people usually tend to rely on the frontrunner TV Ad Indx, which in turn has launched a site called www.ibanklive.com that allows you to search from four lakh ads and offers a host of facilities. But the critical difference is that the latter involves payment for accessing ads. Hence, chances are that a lot of people in my kind of situation will probably settle for what Indibiz.tv has to offer.
The big catch, of course, is that a lot of brands are still missing. In 'computer' category, there's just Sahara and APC, and in the 'food & beverages' segment, I did not come across even a single McDonalds or Pizza Hut ad! What is also starkly missing is information about the campaign like the storyboard, agency details or even the year.
Probably it is early days yet, but going by the insufficient content combined with the bare-bone offering of the site, it may take some time (and a lot of more ads and brands) to attract serious users.
Posted by: Pallavi Srivastava
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Spotting ads is getting increasingly tough--unless you want to do a Vodafone and book all the available commercial time on a channel--as the target audience is probably taking a break or surfing channels. Also what if, like me, you happen to be in a situation where you have been roped in to assist a friend to trawl through the sites to look for an ancient Amrutanjan commercial?
We couldn't locate it on agencyfaqs or even youtube, our search on the Net led us to the ad on Indibiz.tv.
Recently launched, Indibiz.tv is an online video directory for brands and has three simple objectives--recall, compare and respond (to the ads, of course!). The site allows users to view a particular feature, opt for a response, or interact with the advertiser through any of the other touch points--email, chat or phone. With interactive advertising (on demand), Pixelkraft--which has launched Indibiz.tv--has tried a new business model that is seeking to actually create a pull.
The company claims to be working on an offline and online strategy that will popularise the site among relevant people (students and professionals foremost) through whom the message is going to spread forth.
At the moment, most people usually tend to rely on the frontrunner TV Ad Indx, which in turn has launched a site called www.ibanklive.com that allows you to search from four lakh ads and offers a host of facilities. But the critical difference is that the latter involves payment for accessing ads. Hence, chances are that a lot of people in my kind of situation will probably settle for what Indibiz.tv has to offer.
The big catch, of course, is that a lot of brands are still missing. In 'computer' category, there's just Sahara and APC, and in the 'food & beverages' segment, I did not come across even a single McDonalds or Pizza Hut ad! What is also starkly missing is information about the campaign like the storyboard, agency details or even the year.
Probably it is early days yet, but going by the insufficient content combined with the bare-bone offering of the site, it may take some time (and a lot of more ads and brands) to attract serious users.
Posted by: Pallavi Srivastava
Click here Read more
October 30, 2007
News on Aloo Techie
Indibiz.tv allows users to view, compare TV commercials
Chennai-based PixelKraft Media Solutions has launched Indibiz.tv, an interactive online video directory that offers TV commercials of brands such as Airtel, Ford, Unilever, Nokia, Saint Gobain, Titan Watches, Wipro and Yamaha. The site aims to meet three objectives — recall, compare and respond.
Indibiz.tv enables users to view and compare videos of a number of brands for a particular product or service. And if the advertiser has opted for a response feature, the viewer may also visit the brand’s website or interact with the advertiser through email, chat or phone, PixelKraft has said.
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