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Headlines
Many questions
still to be answered on CAS rollout
Will CAS prove to be the one shot medicine for all ailments
that afflict the various constituents in the Indian television industry
and the viewer?... More
CAS and what it offers:
The TAM View
AC Nielsen's TAM Media offers its viewpoint on the government's
plans to introduce conditional access systems (CAS)... More
The Zee View
on CAS implications
Given below are relevant excerpts of a document prepared by Zee
Telefilms and put out earlier (before the passage of the Bill in
the Rajya Sabha) on the implications that CAS will have on the industry
in general and Zee in particular... More
Conditional
Access: A basic guide
What is conditional access? How does it work? Is it prevalent globally?
What should India do? Is the CAS Amendment a good enough framework?
... More
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Zee-Turner
hikes subscription rate to Rs 50
Once HBO replacement and CNBC India join platform, rate likely to
be around Rs 60. After CAS rollout, no Zee pay channel to turn FTA,
it has been clarified... More
Casbaa to focus on
curbing piracy
Casbaa 2002 ended on 5 December in Singapore. Zee chairman Chandra,
a speaker at the event, was bullish on cable TV growth in India,
saw complete CAS spread across India taking 5-6 years... More
'Simply Asian' channel
launched in UK
A new 24-hour entertainment channel called "Simply Asian" was launched
in UK on Tuesday... More
On assets of Rs 54
billion, Prasar revenues were Rs 7 billion
The total assets of Prasar Bharati Corporation, the autonomous body
modelled on the UK pubcaster BBC to oversee the work of Doordarshan
(DD) and the All India Radio (AIR), have been estimated to be in
the region of Rs 54 billion as of 2001-02 ended 31 March 2002...
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Tube Talk
Live telecast of Gujarat
elections on DD More
Adnan Sami on B4U music
tomorrow More
Technology Update
HDMI founders release
the final 1.0 specification More
Broadcom, Motorola
ally for SURFboard cable modems More
Source: www.indiantelevision.com
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