The broadcast networks, almost all run from this city.
Almost every Indian television network, advertising agency and music label is run from Mumbai, mostly out of the mill-land towers at Lower Parel, the offices at Andheri East, and Bandra Kurla Complex.
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Bennett, Coleman & Co., the Times Group, publishes The Times of India — the largest-selling English newspaper in the world — The Economic Times, Maharashtra Times, Navbharat Times and Mumbai Mirror, from The Times of Ind
Andheri East
Star India, Rupert Murdoch’s Indian broadcaster from 1992 and Disney’s from 2019, became part of JioStar in the 2024 merger with Viacom18; its headquarters was Star House at Urmi Estate, Lower Parel, with the studios at
Andheri East
Viacom18, the joint venture of the Reliance group and Paramount from 2007, ran Colors, MTV India, Nickelodeon and JioCinema from Zion Bizworld at Andheri East and merged with Star India into JioStar in 2024.
Lower Parel
Zee Entertainment, the first private Hindi satellite channel in 1992, founded by Subhash Chandra, is a listed broadcaster headquartered at Marathon Futurex in Lower Parel, running Zee TV, Zee Marathi, Zee Cinema, &TV and
Lower Parel
Sony Pictures Networks India, now Culver Max Entertainment, runs Sony Entertainment Television, SAB, Sony Sports and the SonyLIV streaming service from Interface Building at Malad West, with earlier offices at Lower Pare
Lower Parel
Network18, controlled by Reliance Industries since 2014, is listed on the exchanges and runs CNBC-TV18, CNN-News18, News18 in a dozen languages, Moneycontrol and Firstpost from Empire Complex at Lower Parel; it held Viac
Lower Parel
Times Network, the broadcasting arm of the Times Group, runs Times Now, ET Now, Mirror Now and Zoom from Trade House, Kamala Mills, Lower Parel.
Lower Parel
Republic Media Network, founded in 2017 by Arnab Goswami, runs Republic TV, Republic Bharat and regional channels from its Worli studios, and became the most watched English news channel within a year of launch.
Lower Parel
ABP Network, the Kolkata group that publishes Anandabazar Patrika and The Telegraph, runs ABP News, ABP Majha (Marathi) and other channels, with ABP Majha produced from Mumbai.
Lower Parel
TV9, the Hyderabad network, runs TV9 Marathi and TV9 Bharatvarsh with its Marathi channel produced from Mumbai; it is among the largest regional news networks.
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