12 October 2016 | Volume 68 - Issue No: 86       visit website: www.indiantelevision.com   Regulators | TRAI TRAI tariff order: MSOs welcome its direction At least two multisystem operators (MSOs) have welcomed the broad drift of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI's) Telecommunication (Broadcasting and Cable Services) (Eighth) (Addressable Systems) Tariff Order, 2016. continue reading...         Regulators | TRAI The TRAI broadcasting & cable tariff order simplified The industry could not have asked for a better Dusshera gift. On the eve of 11 October 2016, India's telecom and TV distribution regulator The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) announced two draft legislations. continue reading...   Regulators | TRAI TRAI may check broadcasters & distributors' monopolistic behaviour The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India may intervene in case any monopolistic behaviour of significant market power (SMP) is observed or brought to its notice in future although it has decided not to regulate the market power at present. continue reading...   iWorld | Over The Top Services Yupp TV gets $50 mn funding from KKR-backed Emerald Media It's a sign of the confidence international private equity firms have in India's one-billion plus mobile user base, the over the top (OTT) ecosystem and the appeal south Asian content can have worldwide. continue reading...     Television | TV Channels Music and religious genres the only gainers: Chrome week 40   Regulators | TRAI TRAI tariff & quality of services regulations   Television | TV Channels MIPCOM: GRB to premiere Spanish-language titles   Regulators | TRAI TRAI releases draft tariff & consumer DAS regulations           Hurricane Matthew tore 'school bus'-size holes in a building that SpaceX uses to prepare spacecraft   Source: BI     Telecom group to meet on Nov 11, voting norm issue raised by Jio not in agenda   Source: ET Telecom     State, Isro to mentor student startups COAI to meet on Nov 11, voting norm issue not on listed agenda   Source: The Hindu     America will take the giant leap to Mars by 2030s: Obama   Source: BS     Are we witnessing the demise of Twitter?   Source: Bangalore Mirror     Comcast faces $2.3 mn fine for over-charging   Source: Telecomlead     Emergency agencies choose to not enable encryption on their radio communications   Source: Firstpost     With just 66.5 mn viewers, TV audience for Trump-Clinton 2nd debate falls   Source: Hindustan Times     New spy series 'Berlin Station' promises a wild ride   Source: Reuters     Roku Premiere+ and Ultra Are Better Than the Competition and a Third the Price   Source: Gizmodo             Divorce: Sarah Jessica Parker's comedy is a messy breakup you pray never ends Issa Rae: from Awkward Black Girl to HBO star Source: The Guardian     Google Acquires FameBit to Help YouTube Creators Line Up Paid Promotions Michelle Obama Hosts White House Screening for CNN's 'We Will Rise' Documentary Source: Variety     Why the top entrepreneurs are seeking corporate venture money Facebook hires The Sims' Rachel Rubin Franklin to lead Social VR team   Source: Tech Crunch     Billy Bush Not Expected to Return to 'Today' CBS Television Studios Launches Unscripted Department Source: Broadcasting Cable     AT&T, WOW announce 1-gig deployments as battle over Huntsville, Ala. heats up Verizon's McAdam: We would sell skinny bundles 'exclusively' if programming deals would allow it Source: Fierce Cable     Kaplan Leaving Discovery in International Reorganization Source: Multichannel     Sky Q becomes standard box Ronny Verhelst to stay Tele Columbus CEO Source: Broadband TV News     Key Executive Headed Out at Lionsgate Source: TV Week     Movies | Hindi No trick in the book worked on screen The week's major release, Mirzya, seems to have started on a wrong note in that, the posters designs as well as promos of the film did not quite manage to raise curiosity. If at all, they gave out a sort of negative vibes about the film. continue reading... Movies | Hollywood Spielberg's 'Girl On The Train' releases on 7 Oct in India Filmmaker Steven Spielberg's next production which is based on a psychological thriller novel by the British author Paula Hawkins The Girl On The Train will hit theatres in India on 7 October. continue reading...               One on one discussion with Bibhu Rath, President & CEO, Ortel Communicatio   Specials | Event Coverage ATF 2016 conference to tackle pragmatic concerns across digital business   Television | TV Channels Sony looks to strengthen weekday programming with Beyhadh debut   MAM | Media and Advertising Choose your twinkle, says BlueStone   Movies | Hindi No trick in the book worked on screen   MAM | Media and Advertising Droom to spend Rs 10 crore in marketing this festive season   Regulators | TRAI Offer Premium channels as a la carte, don't bundle: TRAI     To ensure delivery directly to your inbox, please add tvlinx@indiantelevision.in to your address book today. 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