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Monopolies in Media must be curbed Roop Sharma Curbing monopolies in media is extremely important for…
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Cable: Grasping the Multiscreen Opportunity Digitisation of cable TV Networks have set the ball rolling…
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FTTx Supercharges Broadband Deployment More than 50 million new broadband subscribers added in 2012…
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Chinese Cable Networks set an Example with Triple Play By Mr. Yanjun CTO, Chengdu Guangda
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DIGITISATION for whom? Hemant UpadhyayAdvisor-IT & Telecom,Consumer VOICE All cable TV consumers beware-…
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One Network-Multiple Services Introduction to Next Generation Networks (NGN) the future of telecom…
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Digital cable and beyond It’s clearly an exciting yet challenging time to be one…
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Delivering anytime Content on Cable Mark Christie, Chief Technology Officer, KIT Digital Audiences now demand…
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Where is the Transparency? Praveen Chitnis MSOs are not giving any official acknowledgement to…
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ROOP SHARMA (ARTICLES)
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Monopolies in Media must be curbed Roop Sharma Curbing monopolies in media is extremely important for a country like India where gap between the rich and the poor is too wide. To improve our economy we need to decrease this gap by giving more opportunities to small and medium enterprises and self employed people to grow.…
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Why only Courts decide our Regulations It is strange that in spite of TRAI's detailed consultations with industry since 2004 and numerous recommendations, the industry has been lead to the present situation where some basic provisions made by TRAI are being questioned in the court rooms before even properly implementing them. Stake holders have been giving…
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Cable Industry needs Restructuring The regulations should be made to benefit the consumers and protect the interest of thousands of small entrepreneurs who have been building up the large Cable TV infrastructure for the last twenty years, so that lakhs of people working in small networks and in supporting organizations do not go out…
Regulations
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Trend-O-Meter TV Serials and reality shows return with a complete make over. Why? Explains Cable Quest.
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Self Regulation at Risk The process of Self Regulations initiated by the News Broad-casters Association received its first jolt last month when the News Broadcasting Standards Disputes Redressal Authority (NBSDRA) set up by the Association held that the Independent News Services (which broadcasts the India TV news channel) had violated the guidelines and asked…
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DTH Rates to be Regulated The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India released on 6 March 2009 a consultation paper on DTH issues relating to Tariff Regulation and issues relating to Value added Services (such as Movie-On-Demand, Pay-per-View), Platform services (such as Active Learning, Active Stories etc.) and carrying of Radio channels on DTH platform.
DIGITIZATION NEWS
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Kolkata LCOs Protest unfair dealing by MSOs LCOs in Kolkata have joined together against the MSOs for their unfair deals in revenue sharing.
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LCos plea on revenue share admitted in SC The Supreme Court on 10 May admitted for hearing an appeal by united cable operators welfare association (Ucowa) challenging the revenue sharing model under the digital addressable system (DAS) for cable television.
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SC Rejects IBF application, hearing on 8 July The Supreme Court has once again rejected an application by the Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF) for staying the court proceedings in the Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh high courts.
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