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Volume no:1. Issue no: 41

05 July 1999

MTV SEEKS RAPID EXPANSION IN INDIA

While Channel V is re-engineering itself and introducing Channel V International in the Indian market, rival MTV has other plans up its sleeve. MTV Networks chairman and CEO Tom Freston says that the music channel is planning to launch three new music services for the Indian market. He was speaking at a luncheon organised by Multichannel News International late last month in Chicago.

Freston said that this was being made possible by the fact that the network had managed to get space on the digital pay channel package that Zee TV is developing for the Indian market. While he did not elaborate on which channels would be introduced, it is likely that one of them will be VH-1, whereas the other could be an international feed of MTV.

What the third service could be is anybody's guess but newspapers in India have reported that Zee TV had already managed to sign on kids channel Nickelodeon for its digital service. These reports have neither been confirmed nor denied.

 
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ISRO to sign up with Arianspace for INSAT 3A launch

 

 

Hughes Escorts to build banking V-SAT network

 

 

Cartoon network dubs further

 

 
 

I & B Minister Pramod Mahajan defends PTV plans

ISRO chairman K. Kasturirangan would like ISRO to focus on R&D

 

   
 

ZEE'S Subhash Chandra would like his group to be an information hub

 

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