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Volume no.: 1 Issue no. 4

19 October 1998

BiTV CABLE MOVIE CHANNEL GETS GOING

The Rajan Raheja group, which took over MSO, BiTV Cable Networks earlier this year, launched a cable TV movie channel Cine Cable today. BiTV Cable has a claimed presence of 1.5 million homes through headends in Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad. Its major stronghold is in Mumbai where it owns cable network UCN-SpaceVision, which offers its service to the most affluent parts of the city.

The Rajan Raheja group is also a 50% owner of Kerala-based MSO Asianet. Cine Cable will have a 15 hour daily telecast from 9:30 am 12:30 am with four Hindi movies being shown. Other programming to be thrown include film-based, tele-shopping, music video capsules. BiTV Cable claims to have access to a 1,200 strong film library with 1,000 Hindi films and 120 English movies.

 
 

UTV takes over Tamil Channel Vijay TV

  Indian PM dons I&B mantle; No change in policy

  Alcatel Satellite venture gets nod; Liberal policy proposed

  Subscription channels questioned

  AXN channel to make Indian debut

 

Media survey throws up TV numbers

 

BiTV cable movied channel gets going

 

Zee Telefilms: Good results for first half

 

Asianet to go digital

 

SunTV launches Malayalam channel

 
  Channel [V] announces lineup for awards

  Three hauled up for Cable TV murder

 

Well Said

 

I have told them (information & broadcasting ministry officials) to give priority to her (former I&B minister Sushma Swaraj) plans. Our intention is to introduce the broadcasting bill in the Parliament's forthcoming session. Minister of state for information & broadcasting M.A. Naqvi quoted in Mid-Day.

 

 

MIP ASIA: 10-12 DECEMBER 1998, SINGAPORE. CABLE & SATELLITE ASIA 98: 9-11 DECEMBER 1998, SINGAPORE

 
 
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