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TV broadcasters may move Apex Court against Delhi HC ruling on advertisement capTV broadcasters plan to challenge a Delhi High Court ruling in the Supreme Court. The court upheld Trai's power to limit TV ads to 12 minut...- NCF, bouquet curbs hurting TV consumer experience: Esya Centre studyIndian households still prefer traditional TV for family viewing, news and sports, but there is rising frustration with complex billing and...
- Cable, DTH vs streaming: Battle lines drawn at Trai over FAST TV rulesIndia's old television distributors and new digital companies are in a regulatory fight. The debate is about whether internet-delivered TV ...
- Australia to charge Big Tech companies 2% levy unless they strike local news dealsAustralia is gearing up to implement a groundbreaking levy on major tech giants. If platforms like Meta, Google, and TikTok fail to compens...
- China expands economic pressure tools in US rivalry ahead of Trump–Xi summitChina is building new economic pressure tools against the United States. Beijing has enacted laws to punish foreign firms shifting supply c...
- Broadcast ecosystem may be headed for regulatory resetIndia's broadcast sector is set for a major regulatory overhaul. TRAI is planning a broad review of pricing, distribution, and platform rul...
- TRAI begins free streaming TV regulation consultations after MIB reference, flags regulatory gapsIndia's telecom regulator TRAI is proposing new rules for streaming services like FAST. This aims to create a level playing field with trad...
- TDSAT declines stay on DD Free Dish pay channel regulation, gives broadcasters two weeks to complyThe Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) rejected broadcasters' plea to stay TRAI's new tariff regulation for DD Free...
- SC directs IBDF to move Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal against TRAI's tariff ordersThe Supreme Court instructs the Indian Broadcasting and Digital Foundation to move TDSAT against TRAI’s July tariff order mandating free-to...
- Broadcasters may move TDSAT against Trai’s new tariff regulationIndian Broadcasting and Digital Foundation plans to approach the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal regarding new broadcast...
- No coercive action against broadcasters for non-publication of RIO, Trai tells Kerala HCThe Kerala High Court was assured by the telecom regulator to not enforce actions on broadcasters non-compliant with the new tariff regulat...
- Trai begins talks on broadcasting tariff consultation paperThe Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), led by Chairman Anil Kumar Lahoti, has begun informal meetings with broadcasting industry...
- TRAI open to finetuning new cable tariff orderWill address any aberrations but not without adequate data, says chairman Sharma.
- Trai moves Supreme Court for discount cap on channel bouquetsIndia’s telecom regulator has moved the Supreme Court seeking an order to reinstate the 15% cap on discounting of channel bouquets.
- Broadcast sector gets new tariff orderTrai has enforced the framework after complying with the judicial mandates since the Madras High Court upheld the tariff order and the inte...
- Compulsory digital cable TV has already come into effect: TRAITRAI tonight said its regulations on compulsory digitisation of cable TV service in four metros have came into effect the day the same were...
- TRAI asks six broadcasters to adhere to its tariff orderTRAI has directed six leading broadcasters not to charge from DTH and IPTV operators more than what is allowed under its tariff order.
- Pick and pay DTH channels from SeptemberDTH and internet television providers will have to allow consumers to choose and pay for only those channels they want to watch, besides a ...
- Broadcasters, MSOs on collision courseBroadcasters and MSOs appear to be on a collision course , this time over tariff fixation in non-CAS areas.
- Your cable guy may charge moreAll broadcasters have approached Trai seeking that existing cable TV tariffs in non-CAS areas be revised.
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