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Radio Mirchi is the largest FM radio network in India, operated by Entertainment Network India Limited and Times Infotainment Media Limited. It started in 2001 and by 2007 was operating in over 25 cities. The document discusses Radio Mirchi's success due to its innovative marketing strategies like market segmentation, providing a medium for advertising, and promotional activities. It also examines the 3 P's of services - People, Physical Evidence, and Process.
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Radio Mirchi is a private FM radio network in India owned by Entertainment Network India Ltd. It began operations in 1993 in Indore and has since expanded to 33 cities across India. Radio Mirchi dominates the radio market in major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata. It uses localized taglines in different cities and provides popular programs and radio jockeys. Radio Mirchi differentiates itself through its premium pricing compared to other radio stations.
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- A few iconic RJs from the past are remembered positively for their classical style, but current RJs lack differentiation and focus heavily on music.
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