Category: DTH

Direct to Home Service that travels to the consumer directly through satellite transmission. In India, DTH was launched on 2 October 2003.

SES strikes 9-transponder deal for DTH services in India

Satellite company SES announced it has entered into a multi-transponder agreement for its SES-8 satellite with NewSpace India Limited (NSIL), a federal public sector enterprise under Department of Space (DoS), based in Bengaluru.

The nine-transponder capacity agreement on SES-8 at 95...

Dish TV names Rakesh Mohan as non-exec independent director

Dish TV announces free offer for customers

Indian direct broadcast satellite service provider, Dish TV, has announced new offers for the customers. The offer will be in line with the problems which people are facing because of the second wave of Covid19 in India. The DTH operator has elected to award its subscribers who get vaccinated as soo...

Subhash Chandra issues clarifications on pledged Dish TV shares

Subhash Chandra issues clarifications on pledged Dish TV shares

India’s home grown media tycoon Subhash Chandra, who started the iconic media company Zee group (now managed independently by son Punit Goenka under guidance of new investors), on Thursday clarified that he was not a promoter of country’s first DTH company, Dish TV, and some shares of the satellite service pledged ag...

QYOU Media Inc. announced the company's Hindi language youth oriented channel, The Q India, available in and on over 700 million homes and devices in India, reached its 2021 goal of distribution to 100 million TV households as a result of launching on both DD Free Dish and Dish TV in April. The Q India has now gone live to 50 million additional TV homes in April placing it in a position to challenge leading youth oriented channels and brands in the country that previously had significantly higher numbers of homes reached, the company said in a statement Thursday. In March 2021, the company had announced its agreement with Doordarshan Free Dish (Channel 34). Its distribution relationship with DISH TV (Channel 128) has not been previously disclosed. Sunder Aaron, Co-Founder and General Manager of QYOU Media India Pvt. Ltd. in a statement commented, “2021 continues to be a year where The Q India is accelerating the depth and breadth of our foundation for becoming a mainstream brand and media company in India. We have stated our goal of being a leading youth brand in India and distribution agreements like these are keys to making that happen. “In addition, these are critically important building blocks as we pursue growing ratings and the ensuing revenue that will occur”. The Q India is an advertiser and influencer marketing supported Hindi language content brand, channel and VOD provider delivering digital programming from social media stars and leading digital video creators targeting young Indian audiences The channel claimed recently becoming one of India’s fastest growing youth entertainment brands reaching 4.4 gross rating points (GRP) as per BARC India (Broadcast Audience Research Council India) data in February 2021. With a growing library of over 850 programs, and beginning in April with the addition of DD Free Dish, the channel reaches an audience of over 712 million via 100 million television homes with partners including DD Free Dish, TATA Sky, DISH TV and Siti Networks. It claimed to have 380 million OTT users via various platforms, including ShemarooMe, MX Player, ZEE5, and Dish Watcho, and 232 million users on mobile and digital platforms like Snap, JioTV, Airtel Xstream, Amazon Fire TV, Chingari and Samsung TV Plus. QYOU Media operates in India and the United States producing and distributing content created by social media stars and digital content creators. In India, the company curates, produces and distributes premium content on various platforms, including television networks, VOD for cable and satellite television, OTT and mobile. In the United States, it manages influencer-marketing campaigns for major film studios and brands.

Piggybacking Free Dish, Dish TV, QIndia reaches 100 mn TV homes

QYOU Media Inc. announced the company's Hindi language youth oriented channel, The Q India, available in and on over 700 million homes and devices in India, reached its 2021 goal of distribution to 100 million TV households as a result of launching on both DD Free Dish and  Dish TV in April.