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TV channel · English

Advertising on Reporter

TLDR

Reporter is a English-language TV channel. Most of the ads on it come from Building & Industrial brands, and Jonarin Jaliz & Co runs more ads here than anyone else.

Advertisers tracked
322
Monitored
Top category
Building & Industrial
runs the most ads here
Top advertiser
Jonarin Jaliz & Co
ran the most ads here
Dominant genre
News Bulletin
most-aired content

What the data shows.

The signals that define who buys Reporter, drawn straight from our ad-monitoring sources.

01 Building & Industrial is the biggest advertiser category here.
02 Jonarin Jaliz & Co runs more ads here than any other brand.
03 322 advertisers tracked on Reporter.

Who buys this outlet.

6,425

ads from Jonarin Jaliz & Co, the biggest advertiser on Reporter.

What this means

This is the number of ads each advertiser ran on Reporter.

The category mix.

Building & Industrial leads at 25% of measured ads on Reporter. Each category links to its full industry profile.

What this means

Each bar is a category's share of the ads measured on Reporter.

The short answers.

Optimised for the questions people, and AI engines, actually ask about advertising on Reporter.

Who advertises on Reporter?

Top advertisers include Jonarin Jaliz & Co, Oxygen Digital Shop, Wallmaax Paints.

How do I advertise on Reporter?

Advertising on Reporter is booked through media agencies. Excellent Publicity handles the rate card, scheduling and release order for brands buying spots here.

Methodology & notes

Built from 18 industry-standard ad-monitoring and research sources. Every figure is a count of ads recorded, not rupees, because ad cost is not comparable between TV, radio, print and online. Updated monthly. Full methodology →

Coverage: these figures reflect the advertising we were able to track across our data sources, a large sample but not every ad placed in India. Treat them as a directional, relative picture, not an absolute or complete record.

Updated March 2026.