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FIRESIDE CHAT - Ajay Jain, CEO, Lamhas and Dr. Atul Naik, Director, Aeon Communication
SCAT 2024 PANEL DISCUSSION - THE FUTURE OF CABLE TV IN A STREAMING WORLD
FIRESIDE CHAT - Sudhir Kunder, DE-CIX India and Dr. Atul Naik, Aeon Communication at SCAT 2024
PANEL DISCUSSON - CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS IN BROADBAND-CABLE INTEGRATION at SCAT 2024
India’s broadcast and telecom sectors are undergoing seismic shifts, driven by policy, technology, and changing consumer behavior. This month, we spotlight the industry’s efforts to localize and modernize— from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's push for indigenous broadcasting infrastructure to innovations shaping the future of satellite and streaming
Deployment of Indigenous Broadcasting Infrastructure
Inverto's Bold Vision for the Future of Satellite and Streaming
GTPL Hathway Secures HITS License
Indian Content Landscape: A Year of Challenges, Quality Still Prevails
India’s SVoD Market to Grow 30% by 2027
Local Cable Operators Struggle as Subscriber Base Shrinks
Telecom & Broadband in India: A Billion-Strong Market
The DD FreeDish Story
The Future of AI in Media & Entertainment
Broadband News
International News
Business News
CHANNEL GUIDE
CHANNEL CHANGES
DISH DOCTOR
EDITORIAL
CATV News
As the broadcasting industry continues to evolve, the intersection of telecom and television has become more pronounced than ever. The Telecommunications Act, 2023, is set to redefine the regulatory framework for broadcasting services, ensuring modernization, compliance, and fair competition. India's television broadcasting sector has undergone a dramatic transformation—from a state-controlled monopoly to a thriving, competitive industry. Over the years, regulations have adapted to accommodate new technologies such as satellite TV, Direct-to-Home (DTH), Internet Protocol Television (IPTV), and digital cable systems.
BROADCASTING OVERVIEW THROUGH A TELECOM LENS
BUILDING INDIA’S DIGITAL BACKBONE: SANDEEP DONDE ON MICROSCAN’S FIBER EXPANSION, OTT DISRUPTION, AND THE FUTURE OF CONNECTIVITY
JIO AND AIRTEL IN FIERCE RACE FOR STARLINK TIE-UP
THE OTT INTEGRATION AND CONTENT DISTRIBUTION
DTH, MSOS NAVIGATE OTT DISRUPTION, FREE DISH GAINS
DECODING THE BROADCAST JIGSAW FRAMEWORK
IN-SPACE EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR FOREIGN SATELLITES TO OPERATE IN INDIA
AIRTEL AND TATA PLAY TO MERGE DTH BUSINESSES IN LANDMARK DEAL
The imminent launch of satellite internet services by major players like Starlink and Bharti Airtel marks a transformative moment for India’s broadband ecosystem. While urban regions benefit from robust digital infrastructure, rural India continues to face significant connectivity challenges. Satellite internet, with its ability to provide seamless nationwide coverage, is poised to bridge this gap, ensuring greater digital inclusion
THE CABLE TV MARKET IN INDIA: FUELED BY TECHNOLOGY AND CONSUMER TRENDS
VYNSLEY FERNANDES: STEERING THE FUTURE OF DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT & CONNECTIVITY
LEVERAGING BROADBAND ACCESS IN REMOTE AND RURAL AREAS: THE ROLE OF NETWORK PROVIDERS
REVENUE RACE TRAJECTORY OF INDIA’S LEADING BROADCASTERS
TRAI ENABLES GROUND-BASED BROADCASTING WITH FLEXIBLE FRAMEWORK
5G IMPACT ON SATELLITE AND CABLE TV NETWORKS IN INDIA
DTH SUBSCRIBER BASE SEES DECLINE REFLECTS SHIFTING MEDIA CONSUMPTION TRENDS
BHARTI ENTERPRISES’ SATELLITE TELECOM SERVICE READY FOR LAUNCH
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Here are the major changes that have taken place on the various satellites over India in the past month.
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