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The cable TV industry is on the cusp of change. The multi-system operators (MSOs) have chalked out plans to roll out digital cable, a transition that they believe will make their business models viable and add value to their networks.
MUMBAI: India's prominent spiritual network, Aastha Broadcasting Network Ltd (ABNL), is setting up a Wholly Owned Subsidiary (WOS) in Singapore. The subsidiary will take care of the company's international operations including the distribution and marketing of Aastha group of satellite channels.
NEW DELHI: Thus far, it has been Latin American telenovellas that have held Indian audiences in thrall. But the visiting delegations from Korea at the ongoing TV Showcase here would like to believe that the tide will change in favour of Eastern fare soon. Winter Sonata, a beautifully woven love...
NEW DELHI: The broadcasting sector in Korea accounted for over 40 per cent of the total turnover of the culture industry in 2004, an industry that covers diverse fields like films, games and animation. In India currently to push Korean TV software at the two-day TV Korea Showcase in Delhi, the...
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), which had promised to come out with a consultation note within ten days of the notification entrusting it with additional responsibility of overseeing broadcasting and cable services as a regulator, has just now released a "consultation note" for...
