TRAI nudges DPOs on DAS audits, other compliance norms 
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Prime Video India spotlights 17 K-dramas as viewership surges 
Gurjeev Singh Kapoor to lead Hathway Cable as CEO 
DD, Council for Cultural Relations in pact to expand content reach 
Nick Jonas to headline new romantic comedy 
Prime Video sets May 8 premiere for ‘Lukkhe’ 
Pankaj Rathod expands role to lead History TV18 revenue 
ZEE5 Bangla to stream ‘Bhanupriya Bhooter Hotel’ from Poila Baisakh 
Birla Studios, Vi launch mobile-first talent hunt ‘Reel Se Real Star’ 
By Ashok Mansukhani
The broadcast and telecom regulator Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is ‘upbeat’ about the cable distribution business.
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Guest Column: Future’s connected & content will get distributed across devices
By Divya Dixit
We are in the era of digitization where we have seen many industries, especially entertainment, align towards a massive shift in consumption and c...
Guest Column: MIB follows up on TRAI’s +ive SESGs suggestions
By Rajiv Khattar
The difference between the connected and unconnected is still significant and data shows that nearly 60 percent of India is still not fully connected. With the pandemic we have seen the importance of the Internet penetration as it helps in bringing c...
Guest Column: TRAI must maintain level playing field in tariff rules
By Ashok Mansukhani
For the past 18 years, broadcasters have been at war with the sector regulator the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).
Guest Column: Uplinking & downlinking a forward-looking policy
By Rajiv Khattar India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) recently --- and finally --- unveiled revised uplinking and downlinking guidelines and instantly it sparked off a debate on the pros and cons. But, please remember, the rul...
Guest Column: Is in-built satellite TV tuners another blow to cable, DTH sectors?
By Rajeev Khattar
The cable and DTH industry woes do not seem to end. Whether it’s the streamers who have impacted subscriber numbers or the inadequate regulations failing to keep pace with the changing times, all have contributed to a steady decline in numbers for c...