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TRAI asks MSOs to generate itemised usage details for cableTRAI has asked the MSOs to "offer cable TV services to its subscribers on both pre-paid and post-paid payment options and generate bills fo...- Hathway Cable, Datacom offers digital cable services for Rs 799Hathway, Datacom has joined hands with other MSOs, including SITI Digital, INCablenet, DigiCable and DEN to offer digital cable services fo...
- Trai caps cable tariff at Rs 250 for all channelsConsumers will have to pay up to Rs 250 plus taxes a month to watch a complete bouquet of channels on cable television, though operators ha...
- UK's Ashmore in talks to exit DigicableUK-based private equity (PE) firm Ashmore Investment, which holds 49% stake in Mumbai-based cable company Digicable Network.
- Media: The wonder decadeIndian TV sets now have DVD-like picture quality with loads of value add-ons thanks to new technologies like DTH, CAS and IPTV.
- TRAI recognises MSOs as a separate entityFor the first time, the TRAI will recognise the multi system operators (MSOs) as a separate entity and launch a separate licensing regime f...
- Now, HITS policy likely by May-endAfter missing the April 15 deadline that it had set for itself, ministry of Information & Broadcasting (I&B) is likely to notify the policy...
- Wire & Wireless ready for HITS operationsEssel Group-promoted cable company Wire & Wireless India Ltd (WWIL) is all set to launch the country’s first Headend-in-the-sky (HITS) oper...
- Carriage fees set to see correctionCarriage fees charged by multi-system cable operators (MSOs) from broadcasters is set to see a correction with television monitoring indust...
- MSOs gearing up to apply for HITS licenceWhile Essel Group already holds HITS licence, InCablenet and Digicable are the other two major MSOs that have expressed keenness to get the...
- Broadcasters, MSOs on collision courseBroadcasters and MSOs appear to be on a collision course , this time over tariff fixation in non-CAS areas.
- Now, MSOs take on DTH firms in non-CAS areasThis move is being seen as a response to direct-to-home (DTH) services which are attracting potential digital cable subscribers.
- DTH firms HITS out at multi-system operatorsDTH majors and multi system operators (MSOs) are now engaged in a spat over the new digital delivery system - headend in the sky (HITS).
- Some viewers may lose out on actionWith just two days left for the first India-England Test.Star Cricket is not yet available on Tata Sky DTH platform.
- Operators can’t CAS in on 100% revenues for free channelsCable operators in CAS-notified areas will no longer be able to retain 100% of the revenues.
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