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Audience panel to rate TV shows: TRAI

TimePublished on Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 16:23 in Business section

RATING TV: BARC will sign a MoU with the I&B Ministry for its organisational structure.

RATING TV: BARC will sign a MoU with the I&B Ministry for its organisational structure.


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New Delhi: Telecom watchdog TRAI has recommended that television rating points be monitored by the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC).

BARC is expected to start work by January 2009 by inviting bids from rating agencies.

Once the work starts BARC will sign a memorandum of understanding with the Information and Broadcasting Ministry for its organisational structure.

The MoU will guide and define the role of BARC as well as the government as far TRPs gp.

This move by TRAI will help in monitoring TRP by rating agencies.

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