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Direct to Home Service that travels to the consumer directly through satellite transmission. In India, DTH was launched on 2 October 2003.
While saying that pay TV consumption will probably grow in India, DTH company Tata Play MD and CEO Harit Nagpal has also made sure that the company he helms is in tune with times and has newer things to offer to consumers --- online content aggregated at one place though Tata P...
The linear channels broadcast in India are watched on TV via cable and DTH and, with the growth of internet access, on mobile devices. Efforts are now on to see if the TV channels can be delivered directly to the mobile handsets without the use of the cellular networks through a m...
Tata Play, a prominent player in the entertainment industry, is marking 17 years of captivating content delivery with a new digital campaign titled #17SaalTataPlayKeSaath. This celebration pays homage to the pivotal figures who have significantly contributed to shaping the brand's remarkable journey. As...
Tata Play, a direct-to-home (DTH) service provider, announced yesterday that it has begun beaming television channels from its dedicated GSAT-24 satellite, which it leased from the Indian space agency ISRO.
GSAT-24 was launched specifically for Tata Play (previously known as TataSky) in June last year, increasin...
The government is exploring the feasibility of beaming live TV channels to mobile phones without a data connection, similar to direct-to-home (DTH). The technology, known as D2M (direct-to-mobile), will allow mobile phone users to watch TV on their devices just...
Minority shareholders of Dish TV, a satellite television provider in India, have submitted a fresh request for an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM). They are concerned about the delay in convening the meeting, which they believe is necessary for the company's improvement.
