Bangalore Mirror

Bangalore Mirror is an English-language daily tabloid newspaper in the South Indian city of Bangalore (Bengaluru), published by The Times Group. It was launched as Vijay Times in 1999, then acquired by The Times Group in 2006 along with its sister publication Vijay Karnataka, and relaunched as Bangalore Mirror in 2007. Together with The Times of India, it competes with The Hindu, The New Indian Express, Deccan Chronicle and Deccan Herald.

Similar tabloid newspapers published by the company are Mumbai Mirror, Pune Mirror and Ahmedabad Mirror.

Vijay Times[]

1999–2007[]

Bangalore Mirror[]

2007–2011[]

2011–present[]

BM Bangalore Mirror — Social media avatar.

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Bennett, Coleman & Company Limited

Print publications:

Worldwide Media:¹

Television channels:

V • T • E

Times Network

Part of The Times Group

Indian TV channels:

English national news: Times Now (HD feed: Times Now World) and Mirror Now | English business news: ET Now
Hindi national news: Times Now Navbharat ^HD | Hindi business news: ET Now Swadesh
English movies: Movies Now ^HD | MN+ HD | MNX ^HD | Romedy Now
Hindi music and Bollywood gossip: Zoom

YouTube channel: The Zoom Studios

News websites: Timesnownews.com | ETnownews.com

International TV channels:
Cricket: Willow TV¹

Defunct channels: Romedy Now HD

Notes:
¹Owned by Times Internet.

Radio networks (ENIL):
Mirchi (Mirchi Music Awards | South) | Mirchi Love | Kool 104 FM (Hyderabad only)

Times Internet:

Indian versions of international websites: Techradar | Business Insider India² | Lifehacker | Gizmodo

Loyalty and rewards programmes/sites: Times Prime | TimesPoints | Times Card

Streaming and social networking apps/sites: Video streaming: MX Player | Music streaming: Gaana | File sharing: MX ShareKaro | Instant videos: MX Takatak

Startup incubator: TLabs

Educational companies:
TimesPro | Bennett University

Other companies:
Times Music | Times OOH | Times Business Solutions

Defunct properties: BoxTV | Indiatimes Shopping
Divested properties: Zigwheels | Haptik³ | Gradeup⁴
Discontinued: Times of India Film Awards

Notes:
¹Previously a joint venture with BBC Worldwide.
²Under licence from Axel Springer.
³Sold to Reliance Industries Limited.
⁴Sold to Byju's.